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[Jonathan Stanton]

Hello,

Can you email the errors in the Cygwin configure run? We might be able to see what the build problem is as that should be fixable. 

The Cygwin/Configure would be the easiest way to build on Windows. The Spread 4.2 Microsoft VC project files that some users emailed about after the 4.2 release could be another approach. 

Those files (events, arch, memory, alarm) should be compiled into a separate library "libspread-util" which is built in the new libspread-util directory in the spread source release. Then the main spread package just links with the resulting library. The current build definitely won't work if you copy just some of those files into the main Spread directory. For example the "spu_system.h" header is created by scripts run during the configure/make of the libspread-util library. 

Cheers,

Jonathan
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On Jun 13, 2013, at 8:55 PM, David Leung wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I could not compile the 4.3. I failed to run ./configure in Cygwin. 
> 
> The VS2010 always complains about the following files:
> 
> alarm.c
> arch.c
> memory.c
> events.c
> 
> I copied them from libspread-util src directory to Daemon directory and hit 
> another problem is the "Spu_system.H". I could not find this anywhere in the 
> folder. I tried to manually construct it and could not find anything in 
> configure script. 
> 
> Is there anywhere I can build this version. I can build 4.0 without any 
> problem. I could not build any version after 4.0.
> 
> Regards,
> David 
> 
> 
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