How to install cURL in 32-bit Windows?
When I follow
Run cURL commands from Windows console I get this problem:
Had less experience use Curl in windows, but from your error, seems that your curl was not installed probably, So you can try to install another version libcurl for your system.
Installing a 32-bit cURL on Windows is pretty easy. You can even just follow a step-by-step procedure with screenshots. You can follow the instructions from Making cURL work on Windows 7. There are instructions there for both 32-bit and 64-bit installations.
If you have git installed, the curl commands can be run from git bash.
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I need YASM software in Windows 10 in Microsoft visual 2015 could any one tell the steps for installing yasm.
I already uses the below link.
https://github.com/yasm/yasm/tree/master/Mkfiles
with the help of source code I am not able to install yasm i got lots of errors in it.
I read somewhere that Windows users are advised to install yasm via Chocolatey
First, you need to install chocolately and after that you just need to run the following command:
choco install yasm
So, You just need to run only two commands one for chocolately installation and another one for yasm. :)
I installed Cygwin x86 on my Windows 8 Pro x64 on default settings and then I start Cygwin terminal. Then I got "-bash: wget: command not found"
I'm following this guide
How do I fix this?
Thank in advance.
Install wget as well through the setup screen of Cygwin although it would risk having updates with other packages. You can also install a native executable manually in a place valid with path like c:\windows\system32. See http://users.ugent.be/~bpuype/wget/.
I have only used Mac in the past to compile, so I am a little lost with the following issue.
I am trying to compile a program in Windows 7 through cygwin. Svn co to get the source code works, but upon $ ccmake. the error "command not found" appears. I have the devel. tools from the cygwin setup, as well as cmake and MinGW-64 installed. Where can be the bug? Is ccmake. command supported at all in cygwin?
Any hints are appreciated.
If you are using Cygwin, you should install Cmake using Cygwin as well. The package should be called "cmake". Once that is done you should find ccmake at
/usr/bin/ccmake
AKA
C:\cygwin\bin\ccmake.exe
and you should make sure your PATH contains /usr/bin
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Want to install Jruby and I am pretty sure that I want to manage it with RVM. My problem is that I am a little intimidated by RVM with its command line and all the dependencies (bash, git, etc.) I am on Windows 7, ruby 1.9.3.
Can someone please help a newbie out and explain this in English.
Thanks
RVM is not supported on windows.
"If you would like to manage multiple versions of ruby on windows please use pik which is an excellent tool by Gordon Thiesfeld. You can find it on GitHub."
Options to manage ruby version over windows:
pik is a tool to manage multiple versions of ruby on Windows. It can be used from the Windows command line (cmd.exe), Windows PowerShell, or Git Bash. Github-pik
You can also use Cygwin and then install the various packages required.
Checkout
How to install rvm on windows using cygwin
I would recommend using linux/mac OS when working with open source.
If you want to install ruby on Windows I suggest you to use PIK. It's sponsored by RubyInstaller.
And, about install Jruby on Windows ... all that you have to do is go to JRuby website and download the .exe file.
JRuby Website Link here: http://jruby.org/download
I've been having trouble trying to ./configure && make && make install ruby 1.9.2 in CentOS 64-bit as a 32-bit package. No matter how I configure and build it, it always seems to come out as a 64-bit package.
I've tried running the ./configure command with the CFLAGS="-m32" LDFLAGS="-m32" CXXFLAGS="-m32" and the —target=i686-unknown-linux-gnu option. That last option changed the architecture that showed up in the resulting ruby command, but it was still 64-bit.
I've also tried installing rvm and then installing ruby 1.9.2 with the flags they recommended in their troubleshooting docs.
I'm also trying ./configure && make in a 32-bit installation of CentOS I have and then copying that over to my 64-bit install and then running make install. I have no idea if this will work.
I've been looking around the internet for help for well over a day and can't seem to find much on google. It seems that I'm not finding the magical combination of options to set when running ./configure && make && make install.
Let me know if you need any more information and I'd be happy to provide it. Thanks for your help.
Edit: Looked over my sources on the internet and reread this, specifically someone's instructions on how to compile Ruby as 32-bit, using the search command. I used yum to install setarch and then followed those directions - still no luck. Ruby's still compiling as 64-bit.
Have you installed these libraries - http://www.linuxweblog.com/blogs/sandip/20080718/support-32-bit-development-libraries-64-bit-centos