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RE: Adding a target?



That was it... I should have thought of that!


Thanks...

Ed Hepler

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On Tue, 26 Feb 2008, Dave Korn wrote:

On 26 February 2008 03:07, Edward L. Hepler wrote:

P.S.  I'm using insight-6.6  (I downloaded insight-6.7.1, but "configure"
failed due to syntax errors (lines 11 and 19)...  Haven't had time to
look into this...).  I'm also running all of this under Cygwin
on a PC running Windows XP pro...

You know, looking at the configure script, I /really/ don't think there should be a syntax error on line 11 ....

/gnu/insight-6.7.1 $ cat -n configure | head -14 | tail -6
    9  ## M4sh Initialization.  ##
   10  ## --------------------- ##
   11
   12  # Be Bourne compatible
   13  if test -n "${ZSH_VERSION+set}" && (emulate sh) >/dev/null 2>&1; then
   14    emulate sh


Heh. This is a cygwin-specific thing: Don't use WinZIP or WinRAR or any other gui application to unpack tarballs, because they mangle the line endings into windows-style CRLF, which bash doesn't understand. Use command-line tar instead:

"tar xvjf <tarball name>.tar.bz2"

or

"tar xvzf <tarball name>.tar.gz2"

according to the type.

   cheers,
     DaveK
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