unable to locate CYGINTL.DLL dependency
Hack Kampbjørn
cygwin@hack.kampbjorn.com
Thu Feb 21 16:14:00 GMT 2002
Bob Batey wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> The bug "UNABLE to LOCATE CYGINTL.DLL" (see Jan. 21, 2002 bug report
> from Marino Stramare) still surfaces. The origin of this bug is when
> one doesn't install gettext (from the contrib). Now seeing that some
No package should depend (runtime) on gettext. It's most likely a bug if
it does. Read the announcement or search the archives for the right
answer.
If you install with setup.exe and it fails to install a dependent
packages then that's a bug too. If you selectively download some
packages and don't observe their dependencies and it ends bitting you
then _don't_ do that, let setup.exe do it for you.
> people might want to make their own CD roms, I expect core dependences
> should NOT depend on contributed packages. Seems that can be the source
> of this, since I experienced it long after it was reported.
I don't think there's so much into latest/contrib after all you can't
tell them apart using setup.exe. At least this requirement is not
documented at the cygwin package page
(http://mirrors.sunsite.dk/cygwin/latest/vim/setup.hint). IIRC this was
discussed in the past and thought a good thing so ncurses was moved to
latest because of this, but that cause some problems. So moving packages
around is avoided now.
>
> As a solution, I wonder if you can put the gettext package in the
> appropriate "latest" directory? Seems like a reasonable thing to
> do. And there should be some hint in the vim package directory as
> to this dependency.
Ahh, but there is, and to the right package not gettext 8-)
http://mirrors.sunsite.dk/cygwin/latest/vim/setup.hint
>
> thanks,
> Robert Batey Agilent Technologies Boise, Idaho
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Med venlig hilsen / Kind regards
Hack Kampbjørn
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