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Hi,
I was compiling 3.9.33 with mingw yesterday and it broke on mmx.h not
found, fortunately I was in #allegro at the time, and gfoot helped me
through it. I believe it is the backslashes that do it as
make obj\mingw\mmx.h
does NOT work, but
make obj/mingw/mmx.h
DOES. Those are from memory so may not be exact. There are a couple more
times this happens (plugins.inc and some other thing). At the end
everything seemed ok and I had an all3933.dll and all examples etc, the
few I tested ran OK.
Also, readme.mgw seems more complicated than it did and is a bit
ambiguous in places now.
On another point Michael's site is unusable for me (in UK) and for
others who have tried it.
I am hoping to fix the pageflip problem in DirectX, but you know how
useless I am so can't promise anything :)
Regards,
Robin Burrows.
Michael Bukin wrote:
>
> Michael Bukin <M.A.Bukin@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> > I was not able to build ming version, it breaks on building mmxtest.
>
> When I try to build ming version, it creates objmingw32mmxtest.s for
> commands like 'echo > obj\mingw32\mmxtest.s', and then it can not find
> mmx.h file.
>
> If I remove sh.exe from path, then these echo commands work fine.
>
> These commands work for me if I change backslash to forward slash in
> paths. If they work for anyone with forward slashes, then maybe we
> should use forward slashes instead?
>
> --
> Michael Bukin