If the programs you are using are perl scripts then it is likely that you
can run them directly on Windows without CYGWIN. Depending on the size of
the database file and how you want to use it, you might consider MySQL -
open source, fast database.
Hi All
I have no idea of CYGWIN except only that almost all unix commands can be
run
on windows .
I want to know if the SAME program running on unix systems can be run on
windows without any change ( or otherwise what changes need to be made)
after installing cygwin .
in both cases ( unix & windows) - it fires from a server & take some info
from remote machines , stores in local server & updates a web page using the
info
Any suggestions/ views of how you think should it be done in an easiest way
?
& also which is better to use a DBM file or a flat file database using
sprite/jprite ?
Thanks & Regards
Pradeep
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