Hmm, worked for me. I think I found the DLL sitting around in
/usr/lib/win32 or something. (Poke in the /var/lib/dpkg/info/win32*list
files to find it.)
On Sun, 9 Feb 1997, Douglas L Stewart wrote:
I'm trying to get a hello world program running on a Win95 box. I have
the following packages:
bash$ dpkg -l | grep win32
ii win32binutils 2.6.cygnus.960 Compilation Utilities for the Win32
Cross-Co
ii win32gcc2.7.2.cygnus.9 GCC Configured as Win32 Cross-Compiler
ii win32libs 0.0.14-1 Win32 Cross-Compiler Libraries
Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be any documentation that comes with
these packages. I tried compiling a test program.
#include stdio.h
void main()
{
printf(Hello World!\n);
}
I compiled it like this:
i386-unknown-cygwin32-gcc hello.c -o hello.exe
I tried running it on the Win95 machine and it said it needed CYGWIN.DLL.
I searched around on the net and found a copy of it, but it said the
program needed to be relinked.
Am I compiling this correctly? Where should I get the correct version of
the CYGWIN.DLL?
Douglas L Stewart
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