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Re: No message when out of fuel

From: Eric McDonald <mcdonald at phy dot cmich dot edu>
To: Robert Goulding <Goulding dot 2 at nd dot edu>
Cc: xconq7 at sources dot redhat dot com
Date: Fri, 09 Jul 2004 08:32:26 -0600
Subject: Re: No message when out of fuel
References: <006f01c46552$77c8d2b0$feb3fea9@blackbox> <40EDFB74.8060408@phy.cmich.edu> <009d01c46566$0514df20$feb3fea9@blackbox>

Robert Goulding wrote:

I used MSYS + MinGW32, using the TCL/TK available on the MinGW download page. An absolutely flawless and easy compile.

Good.

(I spent a couple of days
struggling to get a Cygwin
compile using the Cygwin TCL/TK libraries, but constantly ran into problems,
as I saw from the
mailing archive that others have (and as you wrote the other day).

Yes. The Cygwin Tcl/Tk stuff is a real mess. If you build using the ActiveState Tcl/Tk stuff instead, things should work fine on Cygwin though.

But, I think that MinGW32 is the better choice (it is now what I use to build packaged executables) for Xconq, because it builds native Win32 executables, and like you say, the MinGW32 Tcl/Tk stuff works without an hassle.

Eric

References:
- No message when out of fuel
  - From: Robert Goulding
- Re: No message when out of fuel
  - From: Eric McDonald
- Re: No message when out of fuel
  - From: Robert Goulding

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