said:
>> >GLIBIDL335, and AUTOCONF.
>>
>> Look around. It's very unlikely that Paul did not include it. The
>> settings exist because some apps will require a specific AUTOCONF version.
>I found them on eCS cd 2. Paul may have thought that if you were going
>to use his buildenv you would have them installed.
I don't think so.
Autoconf is installed in /usr/bin in Paul's zip, so AUTOCONF=d:/usr would
work. However, since /usr/bin will be in the PATH you don't need to set
AUTOCONF.
>I assume that I need to change the d: to f: and the locations (the
>location of some files are different than what is in the buildenv) of
>some files and put them in some directory.
Yes. As the title lines say, these are generic scripts.
>I do not have any *_shl files
You wouldn't. My initials are SHL and I name the scripts this way so I
can find them easily in directories that contain lots of OP's code.
>anywhere so where do I put these files.
Put then in the top level directory of whatever app you are building.
They can go anywhere, but since they are application specific, this is the
best place for them.
The supporting scripts, such as gcc335env.cmd are generic, they should
live in a common directory in the PATH. Mine live in d:\cmd.
>One zip had init_shl and init_shl.cmd.
These are updates to the originals. Notice they claim to be specific to
flipit.
>The other zip had cfg_shl, gcc335env.cmd, gnudevenv.cmd, init_shl,
>initshl.cmd, and m_shl.
These are the generic originals, plus a subset of the supporting scripts.
They were intended to show you how I have things organized. Your version
of init_shl.cmd can probably just call your version of Paul's gcc335.cmd.
Steven
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