Paul Matthew Bombach writes: > I'm trying to build gtk under windows using MinGW. and MSYS, it seems like. (Good.) > > glib-mkenums --fprod "/* enumerations from \"@filename@\" */\n" > Produces the following output: > > > /* Generated data (by glib-mkenums) */ > > > > C:/msys/1.0/* enumerations from "gdkrgb.h" *//n > As you can see, the output is garbled with the addition of the root > path. I think the problem is caused by using a non-MSYS Perl (like ActiveState's Perl perhaps?). MSYS thinks that the argument to the --fprod switch is a "Unix" pathname and thus turns it into a full Windows pathname by prepending a C: when invoking a non-MSYS program. MSYS isn't clever/brave enough to "guess" that a string like /* enumerations from "gdkrgb.h" */ that theoreticaly could be an absolute Unix pathname (glob pattern eben maybe) actually isn't, but just a string that should be passed on as such to the program. So the solution is to make sure glib-mkenums is run by the MSYS Perl. The glib-mkenums script I distribute in my glib developer packages for Windows starts with #!/bin/perl , . What does the glib-mkenums you use start with? --tml _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
