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[project @ 1998-02-25 20:00:54 by sof]
Clarified various cygwin32 install gotchas
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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ To start using the bundle, you can either:
* use it in-place, i.e., don't go ahead with a
full install, but just set it up to use the unpacked
distribution
from where it was unpacked
.
distribution
in-situ
.
* get it over with, and do the full install (details of how are ahead).
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@@ -18,7 +18,17 @@ the script with --help to see what options it supports).
This will figure out what platform you're running on, and a couple of other
interesting pieces of trivia, which it will then fill in the Makefile.in
template to give you a real Makefile.
template to give you a real Makefile.
[Win32 users: don't be alarmed if you should encounter the following
message from the configure script:
not updating unwritable cache ./config.cache
This is a known problem of generated autoconf configure scripts running
on cygwin32, but harmless (it only means you get to re-do all the configure
tests should you decide to re-run the script.)
]
Have a look at the Makefile to see if you agree with the information
therein. If you want to use the bundle in-place, now run `make in-place'.
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@@ -65,10 +75,23 @@ this port is by no means complete, but is sufficient for our needs.
(more complete perl5 cygwin32 binary bundles are available
elsewhere - search the web if you need it.)
Install both cygwin32&perl5 before continuing.
Install both cygwin32&perl5 before continuing. Couple of things
to remember doing while installing these two:
- Create a toplevel /bin directory, and copy bash.exe into it
as sh.exe (we'll need this for running the configure script.)
Add /bin to your PATH.
- Create a toplevel /tmp directory.
- If you don't have a good reason not to, it is also recommended
that you also put the perl binary inside /bin as well. Don't
put it inside the bin/ directory inside the installed cygwin32
tree, as this is likely to cause #! not to work on perl scripts
(path is likely to exceed 32 chars.)
NOTE: If you're planning to install ghc on a drive different from
where you're going to compile programs, you need to change the TMPDIR
variable in the Makefile to "."
where you're going to compile programs, you either need to
change the TMPDIR variable in the Makefile to "." or the
environment variable TMPDIR to "." when running ghc. This is clearly
not desirable, but the only solution known to work under beta18.
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