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[Cyan~Fire]

I'm getting all sorts of redefinition errors realting to pthreads. Names pid_t, struct timespec, _POSIX_THREAD_SAFE_FUNCTIONS, _POSIX_THREAD_ATTR_STACKSIZE, _POSIX_THREAD_PRIORITY_SCHEDULING, pthread_t, pthread_attr_t, pthread_once_t, pthread_key_t, and uhh all those things. They seem to be defined in the cygwin types headers and the asss stuff.

Also, O_BINARY is already defined in /usr/include/sys/fcntl.h with a value other than 0.

Thanks.
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[Grelminar]

Uh, I haven't tried cygwin in a while. I thought the makefile handled it properly, but it might not. Basically you should just treat it as unix. Make sure WIN32 is _not_ defined, and don't use the includes from ../windeps (or, at least not the pthread ones, since that seems to be causing you problems).

[Cyan~Fire]

Oh, my bad. I was trying to use make in cygwin instead of make in Dev-C++. Makefile.devcpp (sensibly) wouldn't work in nmake and I totally forgot MinGW came with its own version of make.

Sorry, and thanks.

[Cyan~Fire]

Well, I think I have a slight fix for Makefile.devcpp.

Code: Show/Hide install: #...    $(INSTALL) $(DEPS)/libdb4.dll $(DEPS)/libmySQL.dll $(DEPS)/pthreadGC.dll \       $(DEPS)/python23.dll $(DEPS)/zlib1.dll $(BINDIR)

In the above line, shouldn't $(DEPS) actually by the respective home directories? For example, I've set $(PYTHON_HOME) to C:\Python and not $(DEPS), so it's looking in the wrong place for python23.dll.

Of course, it's easily fixed for myself, but some other poor, unsuspecting dev-c++ with a different value for $(PYTHON_HOME)...

Actually... I have python23.dll in my path and it doesn't even need to be install.exe'd. But I have no clue what the protocol for that is.