On Tue, May 08, 2007 at 09:20:54PM -0400, Earnie Boyd wrote:
>Quoting Mark Txx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Any other "native" WIN32 solutions? such as mingw
>
>This is the one I would suggest. Along with MSYS (also supplied by
>MinGW) which is a fork of an older version of Cygwin tailored to a
>ming
Quoting Mark Txx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Any other "native" WIN32 solutions? such as mingw
This is the one I would suggest. Along with MSYS (also supplied by
MinGW) which is a fork of an older version of Cygwin tailored to a
mingw32 build environment.
Earnie
On 09 May 2007 00:47, Mark Txx wrote:
> "Managing Projects with GNU Make" by Mecklenburg. Lately we have
> experienced quite a few difficulties with our Windows builds with "Resource
> temporarily unavailable". Only machines with a large amount of RAM can
> build successfully. Research on the web
Has anybody used recent "native" WIN32 versions of GNU make with alternative
shells such as sh.exe that comes in UnxUtils.zip? We do not use many UNIX
commands beyond, sed, rm etc so we are not that demanding of our shell but I
would hate use DOS. Are there any other open source shells for WIN32?
background:
We currently use GNU make to build on Solaris, Linux and Windows XP + 2000.
On Windows, we use cygwin and make 3.80 that is built to run with cygwin.
We use a project build system that is similar to the one in discussed in
"Managing Projects with GNU Make" by Mecklenburg. Lately
