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Hallo Ronald, Am Donnerstag, 17. April 2003 um 14:01 schriebst du: > I've finished packaging a (first try at) the PCRE package, version > 4.2, for your consideration. I wonder about all the ON_WINDOWS and NOT_ON_WINDOWS stuff in the Makefile.in, why is it used for Cygwin? CYGWIN != WINDOWS I changed parts in Makefile.in (added 2x -no-undefined and the comment which defines Cygwin == Windows) and changed configure.in (removed Cygwin definitions) and it builds after replacing[1] the included ltmain.sh from libtool-1.4.3 with the Cygwin libtool-devel version (works with minor problems with the Cygwin libtool called libtool-devel, see the install() in the script which I extended therefore). [1] = relibtoolizing et.al. with the included reconf-cygwin.sh shellscript Also I would like to see the huge HTML docu in the binary distribution (I changed the build script to install it, too). The additional flag -no-undefined can be provided as a patch to the original source since it should be no problem to use this on Unix too. Attached the patch and the changed buildscript and my testlog. I built with utf8 support (why is not-utf8 the default?). Please try it;) ./pcre-4.2-1.sh prep ./pcre-4.2-1.sh conf ./pcre-4.2-1.sh test ./pcre-4.2-1.sh install ./pcre-4.2-1.sh strip ./pcre-4.2-1.sh pkg ./pcre-4.2-1.sh spkg or just ./pcre-4.2-1.sh all (which doesn't run the test). Gerrit -- =^..^=
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