Installation of mingw-20001111-1.tar.gz

Hi, I'm trying to install mingw-20001111-1.tar.gz for ghc4.08.2. The instructions on Win2K. The Web instructions seem a bit cavalier, but perhaps it is just my ignorance. ..."directory called mingw, place that in a directory called latest, then run the Cygwin installer "... Are these intended to be sub directories of Cygwin's "bin" directory, or what? Is the Cygwin "installer" "bin/install.exe?" If so, install with what options? Best Regards, Byron Hale byron.hale@einfo.com

I'm trying to install mingw-20001111-1.tar.gz for ghc4.08.2. The instructions on Win2K. The Web instructions seem a bit cavalier, but perhaps it is just my ignorance.
Neither, really, it's just that we can't document our entire world (documenting our system is hard enough). We are forced just to skate over the externals. If you don't know about one or more of the pieces we rely on, you should read their documentation (if it exists). However, within an hour or so I should have uploaded a fixed InstallShield that works around what does indeed turn out to be a bug in mingwin, so you won't need to bother with all this junk. -- http://sc3d.org/rrt/ | Careful Cyclists Approaching From Right

Are these intended to be sub directories of Cygwin's "bin" directory, or what? Is the Cygwin "installer" "bin/install.exe?" If so, install with what options?
...and just to clear these up: the directories I mention are not supposed to be subdirectories of anywhere in particular; it doesn't matter where you put them. The Cygwin installer is the program you run to install Cygwin (setup.exe, as downloaded from http://cygwin.com/ or one of its aliases). -- http://sc3d.org/rrt/ | certain, a. insufficiently analysed
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