I am having difficulty building under win32 with gcc. I ran ./configure under cygwin. Make did not work, both under cygwin and under a standard dos prompt. I have both mingw gcc and cygwin gcc.
make starts off saying...
making all for posix (I didn't think this is a good sign. Make falls over in thread.h)
then, I commented out #SUBDIRS= posix common, and used SUBDIRS=win32 common instead. I get this error:
In file included from mempager.cpp:43:
../posix/thread.h:492: syntax error before `;'
in common/Makefile there were references to posix peppered all over it.
I seem to be missing out on something fundamental at the ./configure stage. Can someone help shed some light on this?
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Anonymous
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2001-01-04
I just ran in to the same issue. Apparently Cygwin doesn't implement "pthread_cond_t". I've seen other complaints about this on the net as well.
So far I haven't been able to locate a newer cygwin pthreads package.
I'm running CYGWIN-NT4.0 1.1.6(0.30/3/2)
whatever that means.
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I am having difficulty building under win32 with gcc. I ran ./configure under cygwin. Make did not work, both under cygwin and under a standard dos prompt. I have both mingw gcc and cygwin gcc.
make starts off saying...
making all for posix (I didn't think this is a good sign. Make falls over in thread.h)
then, I commented out #SUBDIRS= posix common, and used SUBDIRS=win32 common instead. I get this error:
In file included from mempager.cpp:43:
../posix/thread.h:492: syntax error before `;'
in common/Makefile there were references to posix peppered all over it.
I seem to be missing out on something fundamental at the ./configure stage. Can someone help shed some light on this?
I just ran in to the same issue. Apparently Cygwin doesn't implement "pthread_cond_t". I've seen other complaints about this on the net as well.
So far I haven't been able to locate a newer cygwin pthreads package.
I'm running CYGWIN-NT4.0 1.1.6(0.30/3/2)
whatever that means.