"hung.nguyengia" <hung.nguyengia%protonmail.com@localhost> writes: > I read the document and found pkgsrc has support for Cygwin. So I give it a try. It is likely that fairly few people use this. > It's latest Cygwin x86_64 on Windows 7. The bootstrap failed with this error: > > ./bootstrap: line 277: -lbcrypt: command not found > ===> exited with status 127 > aborted. > > I fire up setup-x86_64.exe again and install bcrypt. This doesn't have any effect. The bootstrap failed with exactly the same error. Someone -- perhaps you -- is going to have to dig in to the code, with a knowledge of make and shell programming. I suggest tha you first learn sh(1) programming if you have not already (which is out of scope for netbsd lists), and the read the bootstrap script and run it with -x so you can see what's going on. A hint is that this sort of error can be caused by a variable that is unexpectedly undefined. A toy example is $(CC) $(LIBS) ... and if CC is empty and LIBS starts with -lbcrypt, you get the above rather than "error: CC is empty". I don't use Windows, so I won't be trying to figure out and fix this.
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