Re: Octave GUI MinGW first light & need help.
Sebastien Loisel <[email protected]> Wed, 15 Feb 2006 16:44:55 +0100
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Uh oh, this could get hairy. On 2/15/06, David Bateman <[email protected]> wrote: > > Ok, here I have a problem. Firstly the install of QT4 stated that it > couldn't find MinGW when it was clearly there. Then I had to copy I had a pre-existing QT4 installation against my pre-existing MinGW in c:\MinGW, but in principle it should be able to use the one in c:\MinGW\octave (I'm using MinGW 4.1.0 I think...) mingw32-make.exe to make.exe, while msys' installer explicitly stated > that this is a bad idea. Finally I had to take msys' /bin/sh.exe. Then I What you have to do is use Windows's cmd.exe and set the path set PATH=c:\octave\MinGW\bin;%PATH% That's what I have in compileenv.bat still get an error as sh.exe is looking for the msys dll... What shell > did you use if not msys' one? Don't use msys's shell for compiling for now. These problems will be alleviated once I port octave-gui to autotools from qmake. (The other choice being of porting octave from autotools to qmake. Autotools wins.) If you can't get it working with the above instructions, I guess I'll have to hurry up with my port. I'm back in Linux now, for that purpose, so I can't doublecheck my MinGW. Sebastien Loisel