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Gentlemen, Thanks for looking m35, turns out it doesn't really seem to be a MSYS/MinGW configuration problem after all. I am somewhat embarrassed to admit it, but my initial examination of the newLISP files and whether they included time.h was somewhat cursory. time.h is actually included in four fi...

m35, I'm curious, what are the versions of make and gcc in your laptop MSYS/MinGW installation versus those in your more recent installation of MSYS/MinGW on your desktop, are they different? My MSYS/MinGW installation uses the 3.79.1 make and the 3.4.5 version of gcc, does your 'lappy' use older or...

Hey all,

I can't help but think this must be some sort of configuration problem with how MSYS/MinGW is set up on my machine, as I have built newLISP before (newLISP 9.1.0 on openSUSE 10.2) without this kind of trouble, so, if I can figure out what the deal is, I'll let you know...

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Lutz, m35, & Maurizio, Thanks guys. Lutz, since I did use MinGw-5.1.3.exe to install MSYS-MinGW, I'll try what you said, as far as how I invoke make, apparently mingw32-make is considered somewhat deficient in function... BTW, I noticed that Maurizio was getting exactly the same errors I am, so if a...

Thanks Lutz, I was thrown off when I saw the compile errors and the IDE had flagged those particular #include entires in nl_filesys.c . However, I still got errors when I tried to 'mingw32-make -f Makefile mingw' from the MSYS command line. I'm not entirely sure if I've got all that stuff (MSYS/MinG...

I've been trying to build newLISP 9.2 on WinXP Pro on top of the MinGW/MSYS runtime using the NetBeans 5.5.1 IDE c/c++ 'make configuration' support. When compiling nl_filesys.c, a number of header files cannot be found (sys/ipc.h, sys/sem.h, sys/mman.h, sys/ioctl.h, & sys/socket.h), as well as vario...