RE: [Plib-users] cygwin compile q's
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From: Norman V. <nh...@ca...> - 2001-04-19 13:45:44
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Steve Baker writes: >Marlin Mixon wrote: > >> 1. What is glx.h and where is it obtained? >> Also, is there a library that goes with it? > >glx.h is an X-windows header file. I don't think you should need it >with Cygwin. It sounds like something isn't being configured >correctly. This is definately a configuration problem. FYI The Cygwin Toolkit has matured rapidly since going to a component based rather then a monolithic distribution method in the last year. One of the things that has changed is that the default gcc 'specs' no longer assumes that you are compiling for a Win32 enviroment. I didn't believe that this change had made it into the 'normal' vs the developers distribution yet. Apparently it has and we need to change our configure.in I have placed a trial configure.in at http://www.vso.cape.com/~nhv/files/PLib/configure.in This should fix Marlin's problem but I am hesitant to post it to the CVS until it has been tested on nonCygwin systems Could others test this please Marlin after replacing your current configure.in with this one you will need to do from a bash prompt % rm config.* % aclocal % automake -a % autoconfig % ./configure % make % make install Cheers Norman |