Re: How install make on a NT client?

[Paul D. Smith]

%% "Christian Kuhn" <address@hidden> writes:

  ck> I need GNU make on my Windows NT 4.0 machine. In Readme.w32, i
  ck> could read that i need a cl.exe and nmake. Both is not available on
  ck> my computer. Where can i find it?

  >> If you look a little further down in the README.W32, you'll see
  >> reference to a .BAT file which you can use if you don't have nmake.

  ck> The .bat calls cl.exe. As you could read, i don't have cl.exe.

It's pretty hard to compile a program without a compiler.  You can get
the Cygwin port of GCC to Windows, and there is another toolkit
(Mingw32) as well.  Cygwin comes with its own version of GNU make,
already built.

Ask www.google.com where to find them.

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