Well from what I could see of the sources there are just placeholder functions for the cygwin code. I guess it comes down to actually identifying which windows functions correspond to getting the cpu count, network interface byte and packet counts, etc.
Also, perhaps a native mingw32 or ming-sys type version would be more appropriate here than cygwin so that there is less of a performance hit. Or would they compare equally for this kind of application? Still, although the binary sizes may even compare favorably it sure would be nice to just install a 'gmond.exe' on a machine without the cygwin.dll, and perhaps even pass a commandline arguement to it so that it installs itself as a service. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cordell Measells" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Has Cygwin and Windows server support been implemented yet? > Or what is the Status if anybody knows? >
