More i686-pc-cygwin woes.

[Chris Faylor]

Thanks for noticing this Earnie.

Can you eliminate the i686-pc-cygwin stuff, DJ?  I guess it should
all be usr/bin, usr/include, and usr/lib.

I force this to occur by specifying the regular "correct" stuff in
configure and using a line like this for the 'make install':

        make tooldir=/usr install

This causes cygwin to avoid using i686-pc-cygwin directory.

God, this is all so painful.  I suppose that this i686-pc-cygwin stuff
will be the next cygwin mailing list extended whine.

cgf

On Thu, Jun 08, 2000 at 10:37:13AM -0700, Earnie Boyd wrote:
>I just found a problem with the cygwin-inst snapshot tarballs.  I suppose this
>is a mute point since the snapshot should change to remove the i686-pc-cygwin
>directory level anyway.  However, i686-pc-cygwin was included in the top level
>of the tarball and not under the usr/ directory.
>
>I found this because I knew that Corinna had implemented fchown and a package
>complained that is was unresolved. :(  I knew I had installed the
>cygwin-inst-20000601.tar.gz file in the root directory upon it's announcement.

>Cheers,
>
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