Todd Goodman <tsg(a)bonedaddy.net> writes:
> * Dan Holmsand <dan(a)innehallsbolaget.com> [000714 15:35]:
> > Charles Wilson <cwilson(a)ece.gatech.edu> writes:
> >
> > > mingw != cygwin. If setting CYGWIN changes the behavior of your
> > > "mingw"-compiled XEmacs, then you weren't really using mingw.
> > >
> > It's not changing the behaviour of xemacs (directly), but of bash
> > and/or make. They are cygwin apps.
>
> In any case, I'm running into this problem now and having tty in my
> CYGWIN env var doesn't make a difference. I still get a dialog box
> popup that goes away so quickly that I can't read it.
Really sorry that didn't help. It works on my machine...
> Can you enlighten us on the "remove src/sheap-adjust.h" solution? I
> searched the archives for sheap-adjust.h and didn't find anything.
> On the off chance that the solution is just to remove that file, I
> did so and ended up with the same problem. It was recreated with a
> comment and a single define (#define SHEAP_ADJUSTMENT 0).
I frequently get an error message saying that temacs is running out of
static heap space (whatever that is...) during byte compilation. Then
it tells me to remove sheap-adjust.h, which helps. This is obviously
not your problem...
You might try to remove -mwindows from #define LIBS_SYSTEM in
src/s/mingw32.h, and run configure again. That makes xemacs and temacs
build as console apps the way they used to, and might give you better
error messages.
/dan
