Re: Installing XEmacs under Cygwin
Vin Shelton <[email protected]> Fri, 24 Jul 2015 07:03:13 -0400
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Dear Henry, Mats et al, On Fri, Jul 24, 2015 at 3:07 AM, Henry S. Thompson <[email protected]> wrote: > Mats Lidell writes: > > >>>>>> Henry S Thompson <[email protected]> writes: > > > >> These have not been official integrated because I have not yet been > >> able to get a compilation with a freely-available Microsoft compiler > >> to work. > > > > Do we really need that in order to push the fix for 64 bit cygwin? > > That was my understanding of Vin's comments back in April, yes. > > > Freely available Microsoft compiler sounds like the native build to > > me (which is another deal than the cygwin build right?) > > Yes and yes. > I don't think breaking the 32-bit Windows native build in order to build the 64-bit Cygwin build is progress. That said, I very much want to be able to build with a more modern compiler, so if I could get the native Windows build to work with the (newly-released!!) VS_community, I think our chances of getting a set of sources which will build both natively and on Cygwin go up. My goal was to port to the latest freely-available VS (now 2015) this summer. Taking a new job has slowed my progress on this, but I still think it's achievable. > > Anyway. I'm back in office next week and can then assist better in > > these issues when I get in front of my windows work machine where I > > have both environments available. > > That would be great. > Agreed. - Vin