Re: Msys 2 Work in progress

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Den 09-09-2011 03:03, Charles Wilson skrev:
> On 9/8/2011 7:16 PM, Ralph Engels wrote:
>> I intend to post my patchset tomorrow sometime i really need some
>>  sleep now :/ it will be pretty huge im afraid.
> 
> This surprises me. I would have thought, since a large portion of 
> msys-1.0's changes are now part of stock cygwin, that the changes 
> would be /smaller/ not larger...
> 
> I'm fighting the flu or something, so I may not be able to
> properly analyze your patch until next week or later.
> 
I might have gone a little overboard porting pretty much all the tools
besides the mingw specific ones (only missing cygcheck and strace atm
will see if i can adjust the makefile to accept the same vars as in
msyscore) else i got pretty much all the cygwin tools from the 1.7
package. The mount system is rather different from the old one so i
added some default mount points for the /usr dir to make the old tools
work untill i can upgrade them so far it seem's to work just fine.
One weird bugger i ran into is even after changing every environment
variable to report MSYS if MSYSTEM=MSYS it still reports MINGW hmm one
to track down later.
And sorry to hear you got the flu :/ Best Wishes for quick recovery
from here.

Ralph
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