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I guys,

I've already made a windows build.... using this options:

./autogen.sh \
--enable-release-build \
--enable-extra-gallery \
--enable-extra-sample \
--enable-extra-font \
--enable-extra-template \
--verbose \
--enable-verbose \
--disable-activex \
--without-junit \
--with-ant-home="/cygdrive/c/apache-ant-1.9.2/"


But now I need to add:

--with-help
--with-myspell-dicts

autogen goes ok... but when I do a:
/opt/lo/bin/make

I get the following error:

$ /opt/lo/bin/make
C:/libreoffice-4.1.0.4/bin/unpack-sources C:/libreoffice-4.1.0.4
C:/libreoffice-4.1.0.4/src/libreoffice-dictionaries-4.1.0.4.tar.xz
C:/libreoffice-4.1.0.4/src/libreoffice-help-4.1.0.4.tar.xz
Error: C:/libreoffice-4.1.0.4 is not a valid LibreOffice core source directory
make: *** [get-submodules] Error 1

So what's wrong? Why does it say it's not a core source directory? I
don't seem to find anything wrong in "bin/unpack-sources"


I really need some help here... does anyone have any clues?

Thanks


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