From: Charles W. <cwi...@us...> - 2010-08-24 12:36:08
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On 8/23/2010 11:05 AM, Keith Marshall wrote: > On Saturday 21 August 2010 06:04:25 Charles Wilson wrote: >> I've tested this configuration, [using %R to map sysroot prefix], > So, if I've understood correctly, you now have an installation where > the sysroot prefix is defined by %R, i.e.: > > <sysroot subsystem="mingw32" path="%R" /> > <sysroot subsystem="MSYS" path="%R/msys/1.0" /> Correct. >> (c) using this installation, under the msys-dvlpr personality, I >> rebuilt msys-make-3.81-2, and ported msys-make-3.82-1 successfully. > > This is promising news... Yep, it all seems to work. > I've done some preliminary tinkering with mingw32 manifests, with a > view to accommodating *both* GCC-3 and GCC-4 installation, but I haven't > yet come far enough to make them usable, What are the issues? Isn't this just a tuit problem for you|Cesar, or are there some technical difficulties? > and I am unlikely to have time > to look at it again, much before mid-October. Urgh. I had wondered why the pace of msys-*.xml updates had slowed. Would it help if I made the more mechanical changes (adding the vertical space, removing old versions, moving the license|source entries "up front", etc) and checked them in? > Notwithstanding, I'd like to push out mingw-get-alpha-3, to catch up > with a few bug fixes, before the time I currently have available dries > up completely; That would be good. > I'd like to include the adjustment to defaults.xml, (to > map the default prefix from %R), as part of that release. That would appear to be okay, based on my testing. > (I haven't > had time to perform exhaustive testing, but I have been using a mingw32 > installation based on the existing GCC-3 package sets, installed by > mingw-get-alpha-2 with %R as sysroot, and I haven't experienced any > problem in routine use, so I am confident it is ready for a more > public trial). Ack. -- Chuck |