Re: Compiling slrn under minGW32

andrew <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.slrn.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 11:48:15AM -0400, John E. Davis wrote:

> andrew <[email protected]> wrote:
> > slsh win32/subst.sl win32/slrnfeat.def slrnfeat.hin slrnfeat.h
> > require is undefined
> > .\win32\subst.sl:5:<top-level>:Undefined Name
> 
> This indicates an slsh/slang install problem.  If you run slsh using
> `slsh -v', what do you see?  Do you have other slsh or slang variables
> set in your environment?  

When I set slsh correctly in the environment it starts as expected but
complains that it cannot find slsh.rc although this is correctly
installed in the default $CONFDIR. But I suspect I see a problem:

> If you look at the top-level makefile that m32init.bat creates, you
> will see that it contains two variables:
> #v+
>   PREFIX = /mingw/local
>   CONFDIR = /mingw/local/etc
> #v-
> 
> This means that slsh will get installed under /mingw/local/bin, and
> the slsh library files (require, cmdopt, etc) will get placed under
> /mingw/local/share/slsh/, which is where slsh will look for its
> library files.  Also when slsh starts up, it will read slsh.rc from
> the CONFDIR location, and then load other files from there.

My copy of mingw is actually installed under 'MinGW' rather than
'mingw'. I left the installation directories as quoted above believing
that under windows the case did not matter. So is slsh actually
looking for /mingw/local/etc/slsh.rc and choking on
/MinGW/local/etc/slsh.rc?

When I am allowed back on my wife's computer I shall try this and if
this fails I will retire to Linux.

  Andrew
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