There are major changes being posted that will allow an easy port for windows using both the mingw and cygwin compilers.
Those changes are in the tree now, but more changes are getting ready to be uploaded for freebsd. That should happen by Sept 28,01
There is a windows.txt file in the vm directory that describes how to do the windows port, and what you will need.
The same is true for the cygwin port of the igcc compiler. You will need to provide symbolic links for yacc and lex (to bison and flex) in the cygwin bin directory for the library to compile. That is described in the windows.txt file in lib (to be uploaded by the 28th)
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Could someone post or refer me to instructions on building on win32?
I was going to use Cygwin but I'm not having much luck.
Thanks for any help.
Bryce
There are major changes being posted that will allow an easy port for windows using both the mingw and cygwin compilers.
Those changes are in the tree now, but more changes are getting ready to be uploaded for freebsd. That should happen by Sept 28,01
There is a windows.txt file in the vm directory that describes how to do the windows port, and what you will need.
The same is true for the cygwin port of the igcc compiler. You will need to provide symbolic links for yacc and lex (to bison and flex) in the cygwin bin directory for the library to compile. That is described in the windows.txt file in lib (to be uploaded by the 28th)