Re: Compiled Octave under Cygwin :-)

[Tatsuro MATSUOKA]

Sorry I do not answer your question.  If you want save
your disk space, use 'make install-strip' instead of make
install.  The oct files size by 'make install-strip' were
reduced about 800kB for each files. Strip means delete
debug information for the source file debuuger like the
gdb. 

I would like to ask why you need to build the octave
2.1.73 from the source on cygwin.

There is the octave 2.1.73 binary in math category of the 
cygwin ? Why did not you use it?

T. Matsuoka

--- RadSurfer <address@hidden> wrote:

> 
> Using a 733 mhz computer running Cygwin on Windows
> 2000, I was actually able
> to compile
> Octave 2.1.73 (last know stable from octave.org) in
> about 3 hours or so....
> Cygwin was 450mb (tried to install only what was
> needed)
> Octave from ./configure to after 'make' finished
> consumed 824mb of hard
> drive space!
> 
> Apparently mkoctave utility actually works as
> expected now.
> 
> Whats the differences between the 
> 'make install'
> and
> 'octave-install'
> ?
> 
> thanks.
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