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| requirements for install - cygwin [message #49337] |
Mon, 29 January 2018 04:46  |
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Hi-
Does anyone know if the IDE can install on cygwin? I guess I can try to build it and see what kinds of messages I get. It will tell me if I am missing requirements when I run ./configure I am using cygwin more and more than vbox these days for linux type hobby projects. You can install a ton of stuff on cygwin. I even installed postgresql tonight so I could use a postgres interface to cobol.
Just wondering, anyone try it yet or know of anyone that tried it?
thx. -
mtdew3q
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| Re: requirements for install - cygwin [message #49338 is a reply to message #49337] |
Mon, 29 January 2018 05:19  |
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Hi-
I checked it out really quick. It complained when I tried the posix and X11 tarball:
./Core/config.h:57:6: error: #error Unknown OS
#error Unknown OS
and ...
./Core/Core.h:218:2: error: expected identifier before numeric constant
TCP_NODELAY = 1,
^
./Core/Core.h:218:2: error: expected '}' before numeric constant
./Core/Core.h:218:2: error: expected unqualified-id before numeric constant
In file included from ./Esc/Esc.h:4:0,
from ./ide/Core/Core.h:4,
from ./ide/Builders/Builders.h:4,
from umk/umake.h:4,
from umk/Console.cpp:1:
./Core/Core.h:222:1: error: expected declaration before '}' token
};
^
make[1]: *** [uMakefile:203: _out/umk/GCCMK-Gcc-Linux-Main-Posix-Shared/Console.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/mtdew/theide/upp-x11-src-11738/uppsrc'
DOMAKE WARNING: Can't find uppsrc/ide.out binary
make: *** [Makefile:5: all] Error 4
mtdew@BLASTER-6000 ~/theide/upp-x11-src-11738
I don't know how hard those are to fix. I find that guncobol uses mingw officially too. I don't know in this case to use windows/tdm or try to also use mingw. I guess it depends.
thx-
mtdew3q
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| Re: requirements for install - cygwin [message #49339 is a reply to message #49338] |
Mon, 29 January 2018 05:40 |
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Hi-
Unless there is a really easy trick for U++ gurus to fix that, I will go with mingw as I see that listed on the download page. It won't kill me to learn both.
I did notice that mingw options are in the packages in cygwin. I am not sure though that it will eliminate the unknown OS msg just because I change a compiler. I doubt it. I probably need msys instead of switching compilers in cygwin.
I am unsure how long it will take to learn the mingw compiler options. Probably not too bad. I am not a guru on gcc, so it can't be that much of a learning curve anyway.
Have a cool end of Jan.
thx.-
mtdew3q
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