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Re: Problems with mingw32 GCC 2.8.0 !!!


> > You wrote "I shall assume `C:\MINGW32' but another location should be
> > fine", but it seems that it's not, I tried another directory and gcc
> > couldn't find the "specs" file in the ...gcc-lib/...
> > 
> I cannot reproduce this, even when the compiler is executed from a
> different drive. 
> 1) Did you preserve the trailing slash in GCC_EXEC_PREFIX ?
> 2) You did replace all `C:\MINGW32' with your alternative path, right?

1) Yes, I paied attention for that.
2) I suppose yes, maybe the problem is in the pathname with double quotes:
   I installed the packages in the <c:\"Program Files"\mingw32> directory.

Just to joke:
try in a MSDOS shell on windows NT : cd Program Files (it works) 
                                     cd "Program Files" (it works)
                                     dir Program Files (DOES NOT WORK!!!)
                                     dir "Program Files" (it works)
Does anybody can tell me why?

> The problem is an old version of `jam'.
> 
> It uses GCC's former `-dll' option, which has been renamed to `-mdll'.
> So, instead of building a DLL, GCC will try to link a .EXE, and fail
> miserably.

Thanks, I'll try to compile it by hand ...

Bye,
Fabio
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