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Gerrit P. Haase writes: > Try this: > > #!/bin/bash Gerrit, Thanks for the script! I just started building the cygwin DLL from sources last week and this script sure does make it easier. I do have two questions for those that have done it successfully. First, how do you do the update from CVS? If I go into the src directory (created from "cvs checkout winsup") and run "cvs update", I get a whole bunch of other packages in addition to winsup, which isn't right. If I run "cvs update" in "src/winsup", then the supporting files in src aren't updated. The best I can come up with is to do "cvs update -l && cvs update *" in the src directory. Is this how everyone else does it? Second, when I run make install (or your script), I find that it produces many errors related to directories not existing in the install directory. I generally have to create them by hand and then re-run "make install". I do the following: $ grep -h /bin/install: log.install* | \ sed 's/^.*`\([^'"'"']*\).*$/\1/' | \ xargs -n1 dirname | sort | uniq | \ xargs mkdir -p $ gerritsScript install Does everyone have this problem or is it something specific with my setup? cygcheck output attached for the curious. Dave
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