Does anyone have make for OS/2?

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2 total messages Started by Yosry Morsi Mon, 02 Oct 1995 15:33

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Author: Yosry Morsi
Date: Mon, 02 Oct 1995 15:33

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Hello Folks,

currently I'm trying to get a c++/LEDA-developers environment up and
running here on one of our machines at the university of Wuerzburg.
I have successfully installed emx/gcc/g++ and there's no problem
compiling the demos (like sieve.c). So I guess, in that respect, I'm set.

Here comes my problem: I want to install LEDA and to this end need
to compile the source. Unfortunately, this requires a MAKE programm,
which I don't have (since none came with emx/gcc/g++). Thus
I would like to ask, whether anyone has a make program for OS/2 that
I could use or whether anyone knows a pointer to a publicly available
source for make that works.

Thanks in advance,
   Yours Yosry Morsi

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Yosry Morsi                                    Lehrstuhl fuer Informatik I
morsi@informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de              Universitaet Wuerzburg

Re: Does anyone have make for OS/2?

#120

Author: Dirk Grappendorf
Date: Wed, 04 Oct 1995 14:24

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In article  *Does anyone have make for OS/2?*  Yosry Morsi writes


> Hello Folks,
> 

Hello Yosry.

> [...]

> Here comes my problem: I want to install LEDA and to this end need
> to compile the source. Unfortunately, this requires a MAKE programm,
> which I don't have (since none came with emx/gcc/g++). Thus
> I would like to ask, whether anyone has a make program for OS/2 that
> I could use or whether anyone knows a pointer to a publicly available
> source for make that works.
> 

Look in the os2/gnu or os2/unix directories from where you got EMX.
There you will find the GNU make utility (for example at ftp.fu-berlin.de
in the directory pc/os2/os2/unix.)

> Thanks in advance,
>    Yours Yosry Morsi
> 

De rien,

    Dirk.

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Dirk Grappendorf
dirk@theo.ping.de

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