On Wed, 20 Feb 2013, Ken Takata wrote:
There are some solutions for this problem:
1. Use Make_cyg.mak instead of Make_ming.mak and use Unix-style paths:
$ make -f Make_cyg.mak PERL=/cygdrive/c/strawberry/perl
I used to build using Make_cyg.mak but stopped in recent months
because it no longer worked for me when including one of the scripting
interpreters. I include Perl, Python and Ruby, but I can't remember
which broke. About the same time Make_ming.mak _started_ working for
me when it didn't before.
2. Use Make_ming.mak and use Windows-like paths:
$ make -f Make_ming.mak PERL=c:/strawberry/perl
No, this does not work when using Cygwin's mingw, due to how
Make_ming.mak is designed. It uses $(PERL) to build other paths which
are passed as arguments to the compiler and so on.
Basically I'm using a Unix-like environment to "cross compile" a
native Windows binary, so the build process requires valid "Unix"
paths, but when it calls on the _native_ Windows installation of
Perl's xsubpp to generate if_perl.c, that one location in the makefile
requires a native Windows path.
I also had to tweak GvimExt/Make_ming.mak to change CXX from
$(CROSS_COMPILE)g++-3 to $(CROSS_COMPILE)g++, in case anybody
else is having troulble getting GvimExt to compile with a build
environment similar to mine.
I think 'CXX=$(CROSS_COMPILE)g++' is the default.
That may be something I changed in the past and forgot about.
- Christian
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