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Aha! You're absolutely right, Terry. I missed that 'S' in the Makefile. Thanks for pointing that out! I also found a bug in lp5250d for Windows, it was not parsing command-line arguemnts correctly. So, I updated the tarball on my web site, and I also added the updates to CVS... Thanks! On Fri, 18 Jan 2002, Terrence Enger wrote: > Scott, > > Thank you for the tarball with tn5250 for Windows. > > I found just one small catch along the way. After a hang-up during the > build, I changed a line in makefile from > DLL_LDLIBS = $(ARCH) $(INCLUDE) $(OPENSSL_LIB) -lwsock32 > > to > DLL_LDLIBS = $(ARCH) $(INCLUDES) $(OPENSSL_LIB) -lwsock32 > The second try worked, so I conclude (from that well-known rule of logic, > post hoc propter hoc) that the extra "S" fixed the problem (grin). As it > happens, my environment does have define INCLUDE. If you need more info, > or if you find my solution implausible, I can probably recreate the problem. > > Good readme file! Things like this could make source distributions popular > in the Windows world. > > Thanks again, > Terry. >
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