> Anyway. The great benefit of using cygwin/prc-tools is that everyone > can do things their own way.
Missing the point. Why should I be **forced** to use cygwin? At the moment I can't avoid it if I want to use the prc-tools stuff. > If you want to use an IDE, there are many IDEs built on top of gcc/make that > work wonderfully. And I said which one of them I'd used, in fact. > Well, surprise surprise, many devs in the world really don't like > VS.net all that much, nor the OS it runs on. Including me, but that isn't the point. > I know some people like to be told what to do, but there are also some > who believe that freedom to choose is actually a good thing. Exactly!!! We're being told to use cygwin!!! Where's **my** freedom? > -- Makefiles? Written by hand -- it's so *not* difficult. And not **necessary** in more modern languages. > naturally, it has cygwin installed.. ;) See? :-) Cheers, Jim Cooper _______________________________________________ Jim Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] Falafel Software http://www.falafelsoft.co.uk _______________________________________________ -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
