Re: mingw32 build (was Re: slrn 0.9.9 release plans)

Marcin Wiśniewski <[email protected]> wrote:
> Installation went fine except that slsh can't find it's macros in
> /share/slsh. Probably my fault (i messed with makefiles paths), I copied those
> macros to /bin.

What values did you use in the top-level makefile?  (This is the one
that is created by m32init.bat).  The default settings will produce
the following:

  C:\MinGW\local\bin\libslang.dll
  C:\MinGW\local\bin\slsh.exe
  C:\MinGW\local\etc\slsh.rc
  C:\MinGW\local\include\slang.h
  C:\MinGW\local\lib\libslang.a
  C:\MinGW\local\lib\slang\v2\modules\slsmg-module.dll
  C:\MinGW\local\share\doc\slang\v2\changes.txt
  [...]
  C:\MinGW\local\share\slsh\arrayfuns.sl
  [...]
  C:\MinGW\local\share\slsh\autoload.sl
  C:\MinGW\local\share\slsh\cmaps\cool.map
  [...]
  C:\MinGW\local\share\slsh\help\arrayfuns.hlp
  [...]
  C:\MinGW\local\share\slsh\rline\complete.sl
  [...]

> Results are mixed. I use a second installation of XP in a virtual machine
> (Virtualbox) to have a clean test field. There "getenv ("LANG");" responds
> pl_PL.UTF-8, but on my real machine responds (NULL). 
>
> On both "_slang_utf8_ok;" gives 0

I do not see how this is possible given how the value of this variable
is determined.  Please try installing:

  <http://www.jedsoft.org/tmp/slang-mingw32.tar.gz>

Untar if from the top-level of your C drive.  This will result in the
directory structure described above.  What does it produce for:

   slsh> getenv ("LANG");
   slsh> _slang_utf8_ok;

Thanks,
--John

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