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1)I installed the CUnit framework which is a .tar.gz file from the bash shell in cygwin.
./congigure-works
make gives me an error saying
cd . && autoheader
/bin/sh : autoheader:command not found
make:*** [config.h.in]Error 127.
make install works
make clean works
I am not able to compile but install works
I do not know if it is installed and as to where it is installed
when i checked it gives me a list of header files and also the lib files.
I do not know as to why the make command is not working in cygwin.
When i go to the bin directory it shows the make command.
Guys thank you very much for the reply.
i was able to get it working.
I was able to install the CUnit framework using cygwin.
But when i try "man cunit" it says that there is no manual entry for cunit.
I would like to know what this means?
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