RE: [ECOS] cygwin building redboot problem

[Warren Jasper <Warren dot Jasper at bops dot com>]

I'm seeing the same problem on Windows 2K.  On Brad's advice I did the
following:

1. cp /usr/lib/libtcl80.a  /usr/lib/libtcl.a
2. ../host/configure --with-tcl-header=/usr --with-tcl-lib=/
3.  make
4.  make install

ecosconfig made and installed with no errors.  Everything runs
except when I try to make a tree.

I get the same error about invalid directory install/include/pkgconf.

So I tried:

mkdir -p install/include/pkgconif

Now ecosconfig tree runs to completion, but does not create anything.

I tried to the -v option, but ecosconfig is not very verbose, as no
messages came out.

Has anybody been able to compile and run ecosconfig under Windows 2K?
I have configured and run ecosconfig under Linux with no problems, 
but am having a heck of a time under Cygwin version 1.1.8 (0.34/3/2)

Thanks,

Warren

-----Original Message-----
From: BG Labs [mailto:bglabs@home.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 2:03 AM
To: ecos-discuss@sources.redhat.com
Subject: [ECOS] cygwin building redboot problem



I've sucessfully built the ecosconfig tool on cygwin under Win2k using the
latest CVS sources.  Problem is when I try to create the tree using
"ecosconfig tree" I always get a message indicating the
install/include/pkgconf directory is not valid.  The directory is actually
missing.  The target was "fads" with the "all" template because the
"redboot" template complains about virtual vector support that I can't get
rid of.  I'm about to ditch cygwin and move to a red hat platform in hopes
this would work better.

Any ideas?

	Thanks,
	- Brad