Install Octave Windows Cygwin Alternative

>Hi,I started trying to build PyTave on windows. I used cygwin as I didn't know about any alternatives. >I had to install many packages at first (it was a fresh cygwin install). >My octave on windows was installed at 'e:/octave-4.0.0/' >. >When I do: './configure OCTAVE_CONFIG=e:/octave-4.0.0/bin/octave-config.exe' >I got that linking with octave was failed.

And the setup showed that 'octave development packages' were not found. >I change the address of config file with 'cygdrive/e/octave-4.0.0/bin/octave-config. How To Check Volcano Box Serial Number on this page. exe' but got the same result. >Then I installed 'octave-devel' package using 'apt-cyg'.

On my 2G internet it took more than 3 hours and downloaded tonnes of packages and even install octave in cygwin (/bin/octave). >So, now I gave '/bin/octave-config' as the config file.

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(Although I think that I should not use this as octave is supposed to be installed on windows and not cygwin). >I still get the same error. >Any pointers as to how to proceed? Or any other methods to try this out (except cygwin)? >I have pasted the whole configure output (which is nearly identical for all 3 things that I tried).: >>Abhinav Tripathi@Abhinav /cygdrive/e/My_Repos/pytave >$./configure OCTAVE_CONFIG=/bin/octave-config >checking for g++. G++ >checking whether the C++ compiler works.

Yes >checking for C++ compiler default output file name. A.exe >checking for suffix of executables..exe >checking whether we are cross compiling. No >checking for suffix of object files.