I'm frustrated. I got the latest codelite to build and run on a Windows7 machine just as clean as can be (at the office). I tried to do the same for my home machine and when I am trying to compile the codelite_utils I get repeated errors complaining:
mingw32-make.exe no disk --- there is no disk in the drive, please insert a disk in drive D:
Has anyone got any sort of clue on where I should look to correct the problem?
thank in advance
-- John Griswold
mingw32-make.exe no disk
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Re: mingw32-make.exe no disk
IIRC, this is a bug in MinGW.mingw32-make.exe no disk --- there is no disk in the drive
It seems that you are using (on your home machine) a different mingw than the one I packaged with codelite.
To make sure which mingw32-make.exe is being used, right click on an open tab in the editor, and select 'Open shell at file path'
then, in the CMD window that opens, type:
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which mingw32-make
it should give you a hint about the mingw32-make you are using
Also:
Always state, your OS, and if it is Windows, please state the ccodelite package you installed (we have 3 different packages)
Eran
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