anx721
14-02-2004, 22:04
Salve,
vorrei provare ad istallare le suddtete librerie per windows, come compilatore ho istallato MinGW, ho anche istallato Cygwin che serve ad emulare una shell linux per eseguire comandi, con la quale configurare le libreire fox. Ho seguito ciò che è scritto nella (breve) guida sul sito di riferimentodelle Fox, dalla shell mi sono portato nella cartella in cui ho scompattato le librerie e ho digitato ./configure per eseguire il file di script che serve a configurarle, ma lo script termina quasi subito con questo messaggio:
checking for gcc...no
checking for cc....no
configure: error: no acceptable cc found in $PATH
Qualcuno ha provato ad istallare queste librerie sotto windows e sa dirmi come ha fatto?
Grazie e ciao.
PS: riporto qui il testo della guida per l'istallazione:
To get started, you will need to download and install the following packages:
The Cygwin tools, or
some reasonable substitute. You will at least need a bash-compatible shell
and GNU make version 3.76.1 or earlier;
The latest MinGW distribution; and,
The latest FOX distribution;
If you want to use OpenGL, you'll also need to download the OpenGL header files MinGW; they are not a standard part of the packages listed above. Check the MinGW FAQ listfor more information about how to develop OpenGL applications using MinGW.
Now, because of some problems with the version of make distributed with MinGW (currently, make-3.77) you'll need to use an earlier version of make, such as the one distributed with the Cygwin tools (make-3.76.1). Ensure that the correct version of make is picked up by either renaming or deleting the version of make distributed with MinGW.
Next, unpack the FOX distribution somewhere by typing, e.g.,
tar xzf fox-0.99.149.tar.gz
and then go to the top-level directory of the FOX distribution and type:
./configure
If configure stops rather quickly, right after it prints the message about "checking whether make sets ${MAKE}", it's picking up the wrong version of make (see the notes a few paragraphs earlier).
Once configure is finished doing its thing, and assuming there were no errors, build the library and supporting executables by typing:
make
and then sit back and wait ;)
vorrei provare ad istallare le suddtete librerie per windows, come compilatore ho istallato MinGW, ho anche istallato Cygwin che serve ad emulare una shell linux per eseguire comandi, con la quale configurare le libreire fox. Ho seguito ciò che è scritto nella (breve) guida sul sito di riferimentodelle Fox, dalla shell mi sono portato nella cartella in cui ho scompattato le librerie e ho digitato ./configure per eseguire il file di script che serve a configurarle, ma lo script termina quasi subito con questo messaggio:
checking for gcc...no
checking for cc....no
configure: error: no acceptable cc found in $PATH
Qualcuno ha provato ad istallare queste librerie sotto windows e sa dirmi come ha fatto?
Grazie e ciao.
PS: riporto qui il testo della guida per l'istallazione:
To get started, you will need to download and install the following packages:
The Cygwin tools, or
some reasonable substitute. You will at least need a bash-compatible shell
and GNU make version 3.76.1 or earlier;
The latest MinGW distribution; and,
The latest FOX distribution;
If you want to use OpenGL, you'll also need to download the OpenGL header files MinGW; they are not a standard part of the packages listed above. Check the MinGW FAQ listfor more information about how to develop OpenGL applications using MinGW.
Now, because of some problems with the version of make distributed with MinGW (currently, make-3.77) you'll need to use an earlier version of make, such as the one distributed with the Cygwin tools (make-3.76.1). Ensure that the correct version of make is picked up by either renaming or deleting the version of make distributed with MinGW.
Next, unpack the FOX distribution somewhere by typing, e.g.,
tar xzf fox-0.99.149.tar.gz
and then go to the top-level directory of the FOX distribution and type:
./configure
If configure stops rather quickly, right after it prints the message about "checking whether make sets ${MAKE}", it's picking up the wrong version of make (see the notes a few paragraphs earlier).
Once configure is finished doing its thing, and assuming there were no errors, build the library and supporting executables by typing:
make
and then sit back and wait ;)