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I was using w64devkit to build GNU MP library recently.
To run configure script from cmd.exe were created scripts, based on comment.
Scripts were placed to the w64devkit\bin directory:
prepare.sh
if [[ "$OSTYPE" == "msys" ]]; then
echo "MSYS..."
else
export PATH_SEPARATOR=';'
export ac_executable_extensions='.exe'
fi
export build_alias="$(uname -m)-pc-mingw64"
if [ -f configure ]
then
echo "Converting configure..."
sed -i 's/func_convert_file_msys_to_w32/func_convert_file_noop/' configure
./configure $@
fi
prepare.cmd
sh %~dp0prepare.sh %*
However, I have to use m4 from old unxutils project.
It will be nice to have it available in the standart distribution packege.
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I'm not interested in including m4, but some good news: As of w64devkit 2.0.0 you can easily compile m4 from source the usual way yourself:
$ tar xf m4-1.4.19.tar.xz
$ cd m4-1.4.19/
$ ./configure CFLAGS=-fpermissive
$ make -j$(nproc)
And then you'll have m4.exe. There's currently a bug in m4 and -fpermissive is required when compiling m4 with GCC 14 or later. You'd need it even outside of w64devkit.
I was using
w64devkit
to build GNU MP library recently.To run
configure
script fromcmd.exe
were created scripts, based on comment.Scripts were placed to the
w64devkit\bin
directory:prepare.sh
prepare.cmd
However, I have to use
m4
from old unxutils project.It will be nice to have it available in the standart distribution packege.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: