Cygwin Help needed!

[henzenmann]

cd stands for create directory i believe (correct me if im wrong)

It is "change directory", but the explanation is of course correct :-)

@Elven: I suggest you check out some tutorial on how to use a UNIX shell (or even Windows command prompt) first.

[henzenmann]

It would be a lot easier to use a script to build your toolchain. Get dc-chain-0.1-gcc346 by Christin Henz.

BTW, this is now included in KOS, so no need for a seperate download :-)

http://cadcdev.svn.sourceforge.net/v...tils/dc-chain/

[fackue]

BTW, this is now included in KOS, so no need for a seperate download :-)

http://cadcdev.svn.sourceforge.net/v...tils/dc-chain/

Ah, that's right. I totally forgot about that.

[Elven6]

Could I do the samething using bloodshed with the DC add ons?

[fackue]

What do you mean add-ons? There's a tutorial on these boards somewhere (check the development forum) the walks you through configuring DevC++ with DC Dev ISO r2.

[Elven6]

With the DC libs, their on this site.

[fackue]

Probably old.

If you can hold tight for a week or so, I'll be releasing a new Dev ISO which will only be around 100MB (150MB smaller than the previous release).

I'll put a tutorial for setting up your own toolchain on the CD.

[Elven6]

heh no problem, hopefully the tutorial will be easy so we can increase development in the DC area.

[fackue]

If you wanna check out a test version of the ISO I mentioned, go here. It has the tutorial in it, but I think it's a rough draft - it's been a few weeks since I've looked at it.

[henzenmann]

Ah, that's right. I totally forgot about that.

Hmm, it turns out Dan checked in a broken version. I already sent a patch to the mailing list...