[Scons-users] Scons install under Msys / MinGW path problem

[William Deegan]

Phil,
On Oct 5, 2012, at 4:32 AM, Kraus Philipp <philipp.kraus at flashpixx.de> wrote:


> Hello,

> 

> I try to install Scons under MinGW / MSYS and the Scons installer runs, but no files are created:

> The out put shows:

> 

> running install_scripts

> creating c:opt\scons_msys\Scripts

> copying script/scons -> c:opt\scons_msys\Scripts\scons-2.2.0.py

> copying script/scons -> c:opt\scons_msys\Scripts\scons.py

> copying script/sconsign -> c:opt\scons_msys\Scripts\sconsign-2.2.0.py

> copying script/sconsign -> c:opt\scons_msys\Scripts\sconsign.py

> copying script/scons-time -> c:opt\scons_msys\Scripts\scons-time-2.2.0.py

> copying script/scons-time -> c:opt\scons_msys\Scripts\scons-time.py

> copying script/scons.bat -> c:opt\scons_msys\Scripts

> copying script/scons.bat -> c:opt\scons_msys\Scripts\scons-2.2.0.bat

> running install_data

> running install_egg_info

> Writing c:opt\scons_msys\Lib\site-packages\scons-2.2.0\scons-2.2.0-py2.7.egg-inf

> o

> Installed SCons library modules into c:opt\scons_msys\Lib\site-packages\scons-2.

> 2.0

> Installed SCons scripts into c:opt\scons_msys\Scripts

> 

> and my install command is:

> 

> python setup.py install --prefix=/c/opt/scons_msys

> 

> On my build scripts Scons mixing unix pathes /..../ with windows pathes c:\

> The path names, that are produced bei the python modules os are unix based, all pathe eg node-, dir-object of Scons

> are produced with Windows-styled pathes

> 

> How can I use Scons under MSYS with correct pathes ?


Which flavor of python are you using? win32 or other?

-Bill