I’m trying to move over from bloodshed DEVc++ to using netbaens and cygwin…
mainly so i can easilly keep upto date version fo libaries… it’s been a while
since i have been poking around a *nix style innards setting up libraries, so i
was wondering if anyone could point me into the right direction for setting
everything up properly…
i have compiled SDL from svn, but i’m not sure where to put it and how to tell
it i’ve put it there, because when i try to compile the SDL_image from svn, it
tells me it cant find SDL…
Sorry if this has been covered before, but i cant seem to find anything decent
related to this via the almighty google.
tkx
type make install neil you freaking idiot and stop clogging up the mailists with
your brainless mistakes and lazyness
I have sucesfully compiled and installed SDL with cygwin ( after finding the
blaringly obvious help file on libsdl.org (after forgetting make install ) )
and after dropping the C and h files for libjpeg libpng libtiff and zlib into
the same directory as SDL_image that compiled and installed
now i have issues compiling SDL_mixer, it wants SDL_byteorder.h which
dosnt seem
to be anywhere from the latest SDL svn fetch, the SDL_mixer svn fetch
would not
./configure
not sure again now…
it’s only taken about 3 hours of messing around to get this far… oh
how i love
setting up *nix development environments… all for the love of SDL 
now i have issues compiling SDL_mixer, it wants SDL_byteorder.h which
dosnt seem
to be anywhere from the latest SDL svn fetch, the SDL_mixer svn fetch
would not
./configure
so using the SDL_mixer-1.2.7 source i commented out the #include
"SDL_byteorder.h" line and it seems to have compiled OK.
Thanks for your help Neil!
No problem Neil, anytime… maybe next time read some documentation…
OK no problem Neil…
No worries see you again no doubt
Ok bye Neil!
bye!
now hopefully i can just add the correct include directory for netbeans
and have
a IDE with recent SDL libraries.
PS. i’m not crazy it’s all those coffee drinkers convincing themselves
everything is normal.