msysCORE-1.0.11-bin.tar.gz

# Copyright (C) Earnie Boyd <earnie@users.sf.net> # This file is a part of msysDVLPR. # http://www.mingw.org/msysdvlpr.shmtl # echo echo "This is a post install process that will try to normalize between" echo "your MinGW install if any as well as your previous MSYS installs " echo "if any. I don't have any traps as aborts will not hurt anything." echo -n "Do you wish to continue with the post install? [yn ] "; read ans if [ $ans == 'n' ]; then exit 1; fi . /etc/profile echo echo -n "Do you have MinGW installed? [yn ] "; read ans if [ $ans == y ] then echo echo "Please answer the following in the form of c:/foo/bar." echo -n "Where is your MinGW installation? "; read ans if [ -f $ans/bin/gcc.exe ] then mingwpath=$ans else mingwpath= fi if [ -z "$mingwpath" ] then echo echo I could not find $ans/bin/gcc.exe. You must have given an invalid echo path to your MinGW environment. I am reversing to no MinGW echo installation. If you do have MinGW installed then you can manually echo bind the mount point /mingw to C:/mingw '('replace C: with the echo drive of your choice')' by creating an /etc/fstab file with a line echo that has a value similar to: echo C:/mingw /mingw echo -n Press ENTER to continue; read ans fi else mingwpath= echo echo "When you install MinGW I suggest you install it to C:/mingw" echo '(replace C: with the drive of your choice). Then create an' echo '/etc/fstab file with a line that has a value similar to:' echo 'C:/mingw /mingw' echo -n 'Press ENTER to continue '; read ans fi if [ ! -z "$mingwpath" ] then if [ -f /etc/fstab ] then echo echo "I see that you already have an /etc/fstab file. Do you wish for me" echo -n "to add mount bindings for $mingwpath to /mingw? [yn ]"; read ans if [ $ans == 'y' ] then cat <<EOF>>/etc/fstab $mingwpath /mingw EOF fi else echo echo -n "Creating /etc/fstab with mingw mount bindings." cat <<EOF>/etc/fstab $mingwpath /mingw EOF fi fi echo echo " Normalizing your MSYS environment." echo for I in awk cmd echo egrep ex fgrep printf pwd rvi rview rvim vi view do if [ -f /bin/$I. ] then echo You have script /bin/$I if [ -f /bin/$I.exe ] then echo Removing /bin/$I.exe rm -f /bin/$I.exe fi fi done for I in ftp ln make do if [ -f /bin/$I.exe ] && [ -f /bin/$I. ] then echo You have both /bin/$I.exe and /bin/$I. echo Removing /bin/$I. rm -f /bin/$I. fi done if [ -z "$mingwpath" ] then echo echo MinGW-1.1 has a version of make.exe within it\'s bin/ directory. echo Please be sure to rename this file to mingw32-make.exe once you've echo installed MinGW-1.1 because it\'s very deficient in function. echo -n Press ENTER to continue. ; read ans else if [ -f $mingwpath/bin/make.exe ] then echo echo Renaming $mingwpath/bin/make.exe to mingw32-make.exe. mv $mingwpath/bin/make.exe $mingwpath/bin/mingw32-make.exe else echo echo Oh joy, you do not have $mingwpath/bin/make.exe. Keep it that way. fi fi