Brett Porter wrote:
I have a couple of questions regarding this (apologies
if already covered - I'm on the digest and only got
this message on announce).
Let's see if I understand correctly:
1. you run autoconf
2. it sets the path based on a wrapper script
3. next execution goes to the
Stipe Tolj wrote:
0 [main] sh 296183 fork_copy: user/cygwin data pass 2 failed,
0x98..0xD58000, done 0, windows pid 4294563005, Win32 error 8
0 [main] sh 374123 fork_copy: user/cygwin data pass 2 failed,
0x98..0xD59000, done 0, windows pid 4294565321, Win32 error 8
Mike Oliver wrote:
Charles Wilson wrote:
Mike Oliver wrote:
The procedure entry point bind_textdomain_codeset could not be
located in the dynamic link library cygintl.dll
Run 'cygcheck -c gettext'. If it doesn't say 0.10.38-2, then you need
to upgrade your gettext
Jason Tishler wrote:
Chuck,
[Sorry for the sluggish response time...]
On Thu, Nov 29, 2001 at 12:41:04PM -0500, Charles Wilson wrote:
Horak Daniel wrote:
What does postgresql do if there is no system-wide union semun?
There is a check for union semun in configure and then if it does
duh.
Just noticed that the original message was copied to cygwin@ as well as
xemacs..
sorry.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to generate an executable, using gcc -static option.
The generated file is dynamically linked! As if the -static option was
simply ignored.
The output of cygcheck is as follows :
Error: could not find libX11.dll
C:\cygwin\bin\cygwin1.dll
rotaiv wrote:
I used setup to download the latest files and this cygutils was
included.
When I ran setup to install the files, I selected Skip for this
particular package. Each time I run Setup, I still have to click
Skip
for the cygutils package. Is there a way to make Setup
Bob Calco wrote:
Hello all:
I'm a windows guy, trying out this Cygwin thing. I downloaded cygwin on both
my laptop and my desktop, with all the devel tools and such and a bunch of
utilities. I'm having problems on my laptop -- which has the same version of
just about everything as my
Robert Collins wrote:
do porting. So the point is that if RPM had been contributed, and you
maintain *just that one package* as an official package (Hey, Chuck this
goes for you too :})
Yeah, but I don't have that itch. Sorry, but I don't really *care*
about rpm itself. I just liked the
Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
Ok thanks for the pointer. Is there a script to do the packaging?
yep -- each script contains a script (in some package schemes -- #3, I
think -- you have to apply the patch FIRST, and then the script is
created in srcdir/CYGWIN-PATCHES/ or something).
pop
Christopher Faylor wrote:
There has also been some confusion in the cygwin mailing list with another
problem to do with file completion in bash: see
http://sources.redhat.com/ml/cygwin/2001-12/msg00175.html . Fixing the
shell file completion problem has NOT fixed the xemacs problem (although
There's another slashdot article:
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=01/12/04/13552388
Seems the debian-devel folks aren't too happy about this...
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An easy one: the latest version of CVS [1] is still expecting to find
libgdbm.dll . If you copy cyggdbm.dll to that name, it works, but folks
new to cygwin won't know that nor recall [2].
Nope. That's not the newest version of cvs. The newest version is
Christopher Faylor wrote:
I've released a new version of cygwin that just might fix the reported
xemacs problems.
It will be a while before it shows up on mirrors, but I thought I'd do
this before I leave for a few hours.
1.3.6-5 mistakenly contains the mingw files:
Cliff Hones wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1.When i'm trying to compile something i see error: [cut] cannot creat
exec [cut]. what i need to do?
For a start, read the documentation and FAQ, and if that doesn't help
give us more information. Did you do a full cygwin install? Is it
Bauer Travis wrote:
I know that there have various permutaitons of this
discussion on this list before, but none of them quite
seem to fit my problem:
I have the latest cygwin installed using the setup
program. I want to use the cvs client using ssh,
which I successfully use daily on
JANE ASMUTH wrote:
I am trying to go back to version 1.3.2 of cygwin. I am currently using
cygwin 1.3.6. The setup program only allows me to unistall entirely, or go
back to version 1.3.5.
Can someone tell me how to uninstall what I have and get back to version
1.3.2 of the cygwin1.dll?
gettext is the GNU package which provides 'national language support'
for other programs. It includes a number of utility programs.
CHANGES (since gettext-0.10.38-2)
o updated to gettext-0.10.40 release
o modified the build process so that the auto-import/auto-export
capabilities of cygwin's
The libintl1-0.10.40-1 package has added to the cygwin distribution.
It contains the gettext DLL cygintl-1.dll which corresponds to the
gettext-0.10.40-1, See the gettext-0.10.40-1 announcement for more
information.
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To update your installation, click on the Install Cygwin now
Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
Steve posted an URL at the cygwin-xfree list:
http://sources.redhat.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2001-q4/msg00531.html
I posted an updated patch for Imlib and I made some minor modifications
to the gtk patch because I had trouble building Imlib and gnome-libs:
Billinghurst, David (CRTS) wrote:
Thanks. This works nicely with gcc-3.1 (which has had broken nls
support for a while)
Cool. I don't think I'd recommend re-gettextizing any package with this
version, if you expect the modified package to work on another platform
tho. For that, wait
It seems that VCDImager (http://www.vcdimager.org/) is distributing
windows binaries that depend on cygwin1.dll -- and include the dll in
the binary archive, but I can't find any source for cygwin. They appear
to be distributing cygwin1.dll-1.3.1. Sigh. You think somebody with the
email
Good god. cdrdao is doing it, too. http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdrdao/
--Chuck
Charles Wilson wrote:
It seems that VCDImager (http://www.vcdimager.org/) is distributing
windows binaries that depend on cygwin1.dll -- and include the dll in
the binary archive, but I can't find any
it, but they
also REQUIRE two spearate copies of cygwin1.dll -- one in the vcdimager
subfolder and another in the cdrdao subfolder.
This is embarassing.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Charles Wilson wrote:
Good god. cdrdao is doing it, too.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdrdao/
--Chuck
Charles Wilson
Roland Glenn McIntosh wrote:
In short:
What is the path of least resistance to improve the terminal emulation and character
display in my cygwin shell window or rxvt?
In console, add 'codepage:oem' to your CYGWIN variable.
In rxvt, use a font that actually contains the box chars -- try
Linus Tolke wrote:
Hello Chuck!
Thanks for taking this further. I now succeeded in building my project i.e.
the make and make dist works. I can even unpack the distribution and
build.
I am still not satisfied though. ;-)
Here is the new and more sofisticated problem.
1. I build my
Please don't send cygwin related questions to me personal. This belongs
on the cygwin list. I have copied the list and reset the Reply-To:
appropriately.
prapp wrote:
I was just reading this:
http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2001-06/msg00447.html
The libtool macros referred to in that
Please refrain from continually changing the subject line of your
messages, unless there is a real need to start a NEW thread. So far,
all of your messages are all about the same general thing -- problems
linking to ncurses -- but since you keep changing the subject line it
screws up
Jorge Goncalvez wrote:
Actually i wanted to make a self extractive executable Archive with Cygwin Zip.
How can I do this? I tried to use -A option but it didn't make an Win32 exe.
Yeah, we got that the first time. There's no need to post the same
question multiple times with different
Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
Humm. I comment out the bash line and I add the rxvt line and I get the
guick flash. I do have rxvt installed, so what have I done wrong?
Windows98?
What happens if you just double click rxvt.exe from explorer?
I get a whit shell with black font scrollbar at
Lapo Luchini wrote:
Yeah, and we can kiss that pesky UNIX emulation claim of cygwin's
goodbye, too. Somehow, I don't think that you'll find many library
files in /usr/lib/cygwin on, say, HP/UX, Linux, Tru64, etc.
This method solves a problem for -mno-cygwin at the expense of
impacting many
Look here:
http://www.cygwin.com/packages/
and search for 'cygXpm-noX4.dll' -- that will tell you which package it
is in.
--Chuck
Ralph Buse wrote:
Thanks for help. I hadn't set my path. And I simply don't have the DLL file.
But: In which package is it? Is it in the xfree-distribution or
Kent Perrier wrote:
add '-display :0' to your rxvt command line.
Well, I am saddened to report that this does not fix the issue.
I was afraid of that. Can you add C:\cygwin\bin to your PATH in
autoexec.bat, reboot, and try again? [just an experiment; I'm not
advocating that
Hiroo Hayashi wrote:
Charles 'gcc -static' + -DREADLINE_STATIC
Your answer solved my problems. Thank you very much.
Charles Or wait for the next release of cygwin readline, which should
Charles make all of these problems go away.
Do you have a rough estimatation when will it be
Robinow, David wrote:
It's in the Graphics category of Cygwin setup.
NTemacs, Xemacs native, and Xemacs cygwin all have their advantages, most
of which I can't remember off the top of my head. The cygwin version will
give you the best interaction with cygwin subprocesses. If you plan to
David P. Caldwell wrote:
I was having trouble figuring out how to build Java/JNI programs with
Cygwin. There were a number of threads in the mailing list about it, and
some were helpful, but it still took a great deal of slogging.
After I got it working, I put a tutorial on the web
Christopher Faylor wrote
I've been reading the mingw mailing lists for a while and I really don't
see anything like this. Most of the replies are very courteous.
They don't seem to have anyone like me, for instance. :-)
Speaking of single-handedly destroying the open source movement,
Hiroo Hayashi wrote:
I don't have have the source code of Cygwin Readline Library.
Use setup.exe to download the source, if you want to. However, none of
my patches should have affected that function...
I took
a look on the official GNU sources. rl_set_screen_size and
I've placed updated versions of these two packages on sourceware, but
have marked them 'test'. In order to install them, you must use setup
and pick the 'Exp'erimental radio button on the chooser.
Changes:
fix for the BROKEN_LINKER problem. Now, the public headers DO
declare that
Try installing this font: Lucida ConsoleP from
http://www.neuro.gatech.edu/users/cwilson/cygutils/unversioned/bashprompt/
It is Lucida Console, reencoded to put the linedraw chars where
codepage:oem expects them. Then, start rxvt as:
rxvt -fn Lucida ConsoleP-14 .
(also, you may need to
Please keep replies on the list.
Igor Bujna wrote:
Charles Wilson wrote:
Try installing this font: Lucida ConsoleP from
http://www.neuro.gatech.edu/users/cwilson/cygutils/unversioned/bashprompt/
It is Lucida Console, reencoded to put the linedraw chars where
codepage:oem expects
Jason Tishler wrote:
Chuck,
On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 01:57:50AM -0500, Charles Wilson wrote:
Request:
Can somebody verify that they can now build packages without
-DBROKEN_LINKER when previously that switch was required?
I can successfully rebuild Python 2.2 without -DBROKEN_LINKER
Paul Johnson wrote:
To the best of my knowledge, there is no way to set 25 lines on a DOS box
using Win98. I was hoping that Cygwin itself had such a mechanism, or that
there was a third party tool in use.
consize, and win95cmd or ReactOS-cmd. See here:
Dan Horne wrote:
Thanks Randall
upon further investigation (and putting .vimrc in my home directory on not
gvimrc doh) I've discovered that color-coding is working if I use the
command window. However, if I use rxvt, I lose color and instead get text
emphasis in bolds and underlines.
Dan Horne wrote:
Hi
term is set to xterm. If I do ls -l --color (or set the ls alias to do so),
the listing is indeed in colour.
Because 'ls.exe' is less careful about emitting color codes than vim is.
You can even try this: within vim, type
:se term=rxvt
and the :r a file in. It
Hmmm...perhaps ESR's Smart Questions document should also state:
Do not assume that respondents to your question on a mailing list
will send the replies directly to you. Be sure to check the mailing
list itself -- or the archives if you are not subscribed to it -- for
replies to your
Jon Leichter wrote:
It's true that I don't usually patch the script myself and send it back. In
some cases, there isn't any organization to send the patches back to, e.g.
GDBM. This is not an unsubstaniated statement. I sent patches to GDBM years
ago, and nothing ever came of it.
What
Please search the mailing list archives (cygwin and cygwin-apps) where
the RPM issue has been ENDLESSLY discussed. You will discover, among
other things, that we have repeatedly said somebody needs to
port/maintain/contribute the package and (ditto) db.
Then we ask Do you want to volunteer?
Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
This question remains:
Do I need .def files?
No.
BTW, why are you building a libz dll? (Just for practice?) There is
already a cygz.dll provided by the libz package...
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Jean-Michel POURE wrote:
Le Vendredi 11 Janvier 2002 17:10, Charles Wilson a écrit :
Please search the mailing list archives (cygwin and cygwin-apps) where
the RPM issue has been ENDLESSLY discussed. You will discover, among
other things, that we have repeatedly said somebody needs to
port
The ncurses package has been updated to ncurses-5.2-8. Similarly,
libncurses6 has been updated to version 5.2-8 as well. ncurses is a
package that provides character and terminal handling libraries,
including 'gui-like' panels and menus. It is often used instead of
termcap.
CHANGES to the
! WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING !!
To update your system, you must run setup.exe TWICE. First, run
setup and update ONLY the readline package from 4.2-3 to 4.2a-1.
UNSELECT any other packages. Continue until setup completes and
exits.
libreadline5 is a companion package to the new readline-4.2a-1 release.
It contains only the DLLs corresponding to the readline-4.2a-1 package.
See the readline-4.2a-1 release announcement for installation
instructions and additional information.
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Pre-emptive strike:
Problem:
I upgraded readline to 4.2a-1 and now [psql python units] doesn't work.
Solution:
Run setup and RE-install the 'libreadline5' package. You obviously
tried to install readline and libreadline5 and libreadline4 all at once,
instead of in two separate steps as
Charles Wilson wrote:
Hiroo Hayashi wrote:
Charles 'gcc -static' + -DREADLINE_STATIC
Your answer solved my problems. Thank you very much.
Charles Or wait for the next release of cygwin readline, which should
Charles make all of these problems go away.
Do you have a rough estimatation
Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Sun, Jan 13, 2002 at 08:40:22AM -0800, Tim Prince wrote:
Robert Collins wrote:
If it's running on cygwin, I wouldn't object to it being discussed here.
I'm sure others will object to my seizing upon your opening. I got struct
running on cygwin yesterday,
should now
be fine.
--Chuck
Charles Wilson wrote:
Pre-emptive strike:
Problem:
I upgraded readline to 4.2a-1 and now [psql python units] doesn't work.
Solution:
Run setup and RE-install the 'libreadline5' package. You obviously
tried to install readline and libreadline5
*x*mkmf is part of XFree86. go to the cygwin-xfree mailing and ask for
assistance there. Or check the cygwin-xfree webpage.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't find xmkmf in my installation of CygWin or in the Setup routine. What do I
need to install to get this?
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Charles,
Thank you for your prompt reply. I've found my bug by your hint.
Charles Yes, that is correct. I am surprised that it isn't working
Charles for you. I got the correct results -- but I was running in
Charles an rxvt window. Are you running in a
1) This discussion should be on-list. I've copied this to the cygwin
mailing list.
2) Ummm...you're not USING libtool-devel. You have deliberately
overriden the auto-version detection, and are using
/usr/autotool/stable/* for both stable and devel projects. (You set
the environment
The 'libtool-devel' package has added to the cygwin distribution.
It contains a hacked version of libtool(from CVS 31-May-2001),
installed into /usr/autotool/devel/*. This version of libtool
takes advantage of the auto-import/auto-export capabilities of
newer (2001-08-31) binutils in order to
The 'libtool-stable' package has added to the cygwin distribution.
It contains a the official libtool-1.4.2 (with one additional patch).
This version of libtool can be used to build DLLs with some effort;
see the goatbook for more information.
http://sources.redhat.com/autobook/
The libtool,
The 'libtool' package is now available on sourceware. GNU libtool
is a generic library support script. Libtool hides the complexity
of using shared libraries behind a consistent, portable interface.
However, THIS package is NOT the real libtool. It's a set of
wrapper scripts that call the REAL
Eric Blake wrote:
With the automake, autoconf, and libtool wrapper scripts presently in
cygwin, the scripts do not gracefully handle --version and --help from
an empty directory (that is, a directory with no configure.in):
$ cd /tmp
$ autoconf --version
autoconf: no input file
$
Charles Wilson wrote:
I have already been given a patch to do this, but I am a little
concerned about implementation. It makes sense to me, to defer to the
-devel version, but I am concerned about ripple effects...
IMO, if you are libtoolizing (autoconf'ing, automake'ing) a new
Okay people:
0) short filenames is NOT the reason for cygwin1.dll. It is called
that because it is the 1st stable backward compatible DLL. Everything
compiled against any version of cygwin1.dll in the past will work with
any newer version without relinking (but not vice versa). For
Ralf Habacker wrote:
Robert Collins wrote:
Quoting from the fink site (it was handy):
The current development branch: This is the development version that
will some day be released as libtool 1.5. It has resulted from the merge
of 1.4 and the MLB. It supports C, C++ and Java (via gcj).
Ralf Habacker wrote:
At last I like to write about some additional topic I recognized with the libtool
stuff:
1. providing -Wl,--enable-auto-import for linking executables (ltmain.in)
I have prepared a patch for this, but I recognized that there must be a general
strategy for
handling
windows mode on systems WITH X11 installed,
depending on DISPLAY setting.
If rxvt were actually LINKED to libX11.dll then it couldn't work with
W11, and vice versa.
--Chuck
Don Sharp wrote:
Charles Wilson wrote:
Schaible, Jörg wrote:
So I can use the named colors, lighsalmon works fine
No -- but these flying pigs sure make some good sausage. Anybody for
baby back ribs? They're not too bad if you pick out the feathers.
--Chuck
Jonathan Simms wrote:
Okay, *NOW* i've seen everything... :-\
...Has hell frozen over too?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
cygcheck -s -v -r
Sorry it doesn't work for you. It works for many other people. I use it
daily. Works best if your disks are mounted in binary (unix) mode.
S.Yoshida wrote:
cvs 1.11.0-1
cygwin 1.3.6-6
gdbm 1.8.0.-3
failed cvs import
What is CVSROOT?
Did you 'cvs init' first? (the
Soren Andersen wrote:
This is going to be my one and only engagement this week in conversing with
individuals who have
been trained in how they think by TV shows.
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- uses auto-import so that -DZLIB_STATIC and -DALL_STATIC are no longer
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and -DALL_STATIC are no
longer needed.
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INSTALLATION:
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on the http://cygwin.com/ web page. This downloads setup.exe to your
system. Then, run setup and update the libpng package
/noX -DXPM_NO_X LDFLAGS=-L/usr/lib/noX ./configure
For more information about the new xpm-nox package see the NOTES
section below and /usr/doc/Cygwin/xpm-nox-4.2.0.README.
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Parker, Ron wrote:
There is a problem IMO with the autotool wrappers. If I configure in a
directory other than the source directory, most configure scripts will fail
to find aclocal, autoconf, automake and autoheader utilities. This normally
isn't a problem, but I have run into some packages
I use the 'run' program from
http://www.neuro.gatech.edu/users/cwilson/cygutls/unversioned/run/
Just grab the run.exe program, rename it to 'runrxvt.exe' and drop it
into /bin. Then, set your shortcut to point to runrxvt instead of run.
Voila' ! no more flash.
--Chuck
Scott Evans wrote:
Joseph Yuen wrote:
I got a problem regarding to OpenSSH.
Whenever I run ssh, the system just keeps
saying cygregex.dll couldn't not be found.
I've installed both cygwin and OpenSSH package again,
but the problem just still goes on. Can you tell
me any clue about that? Thx
Run setup and
Ah -- but su is *supposed* to be part of the sh-utils package -- but
it was ripped out because it doesn't (yet) work on cygwin. I'd view
this post as a here's a patch for the sh-utils package. Which,
incidentally, DOES belong on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list -- but not on
the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Christopher Faylor wrote:
Red Hat uses something like:
/usr/H-i686-pc-cygwin
for the cygwin Hosted tools.
Underneath that you get something like:
i686-pc-cygwin
i686-pc-linux
etc.
for the targeted tools.
So, in this instance you'd have:
Jari Aalto+mail.linux wrote:
Having run into the touble myself and skimming the list for answers,
the only one that really soved the problem was Charles's:
http://sources.redhat.com/ml/cygwin/2002-01/msg01406.html
*RE* install libintl and libintl1 packages. Ensure that
cygutils-0.9.8-1 has been uploaded to the Cygwin net distribution.
cygutils provides a collection of small -- and hopefully useful --
utilities.
Changes:
- add 'last' implementation from Mark Bradshaw
- add 'utmpdump' implementation from Mark Bradshaw
- add 'realpath' implementation (*)
You need to add C:\cygwin\bin to your windows PATH using the Environment
panel in NT/2k, or autoexec.bat in 98/Me.
--Chuck
Chris Mueller wrote:
Hello,
This dll is now in /bin
But sshd complains, that it is not in /usr/sbin
Went something wrong with the setup?
Or do I just move it?
Phil Dempster wrote:
RTFMLA
[Heh. Been waiting to use that one...]
Pserver doesn't work yet. Using :external and SSH does.
Geoff
Actually, I have had CVS pserver work under Win2K/Cygwin and a certain
amount of duress. I _might_ even be able to work out how I did it, if there
is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all. I just downloaded and installed postgres 7.1.3. I have it
installed, and I have initialized the database. But I can not create the
test database. I get a Windows dialog with the error that
'cygreadline5.dll' can not be found when I run '
not be found when I run ' createdb test'. And this
file does not exist on my machine. Can someone offer assistance?
Charles Wilson
Reply-To munging has also been discussed on this list previously.
Please familiarize yourself with the arguments that have already been
hashed out on this list in the past before continuing this line of
discussion.
Also, see 'Reply To Munging Considered Harmful' :
Greg Mosier wrote:
Reply-To munging has also been discussed on this list previously.
Please familiarize yourself with the arguments that have already been
hashed out on this list in the past before continuing this line of
discussion.
Also, see 'Reply To Munging Considered Harmful' :
Daniel Adams wrote:
/proc/registry/*
is a GREAT idea!
Okay folks, enough with the me toos. Suffice it to say that everybody
thinks this is a wonderful idea. Not surprisingly, the suggestion of a
/dev/registry or /proc/registry HAS been made before. And everybody
thought it was a
This is offtopic on a cygwin list. Please find a more appropriate forum
for non-cygwin-oriented questions about GNU make. ([EMAIL PROTECTED] ?)
--Chuck
Stefan Bernögger wrote:
Hi there,
I want to use the $(words, text) function, but have troubles to
process the numerical return value.
Just a hunch: do the openoffice sources contain files (within the same
directory) whose names differ only in case? If so, then cygwin cvs will
have problems...
--Chuck
Volker Quetschke wrote:
Hi!
I just tried to download the Openoffice sources with cvs running on
cygwin (1.3.9,
Michael Wirta wrote:
I have been having a problem with scanf and floating point numbers in Cygwin
on a WindowsME machine. I have run this same program under Linux
doubt it. see below.
and have
had no problems with it. As soon as the float number is entered the program
terminates
Use the (kernel) source, luke.
In winsup/cygwin/include/dlfcn.h, you see a comment that the following
don't exist in win32 API. Since cygwin's dlopen stuff is built on top
of windows shared lib (DLL) support, the definitions which appear in
that header file:
#define RTLD_LAZY 1
#define
Laurence F. Wood wrote:
After reading the FAQ again I see that the setup program is not capable of
installing everything at once. However, I would like to email some
suggestions to the microsoft engineer
WTF? Are you TRYING to be obnoxious? You do realize that in free
software circles,
Laurence F. Wood wrote:
By any chance did the person that broke gcc also work on (and break)
bison-1.31-1?
add(LaurenceWood) killfile. Welcome to the world of McNulty.
--Chuck
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Prateek, Arora (MED) wrote:
The exact error is
unresolved external symbole gzseek
Okay, that's half of what I asked for.
I am using the cygwin tool , which contain the libz.a lib file
Can you tell me how I resolved this Problem
Now, what is
Jon Allen wrote:
My company wants to re-distribute some of the pre-compiled cygwin utilities,
e.g. grep.exe. These utilities will be distributed without modification,
and to make them run we will copy the needed cygwin dll's. I assume we will
maintain GPL compliance if we:
1. Include a
organization to the more familiar JPEG group;
see http://www.jbig.org/)
CHANGES (from jbigkit-1.2-4): (1.2-5 was not released)
1. Internal changes to facilitate easier building/maintainance
2. readline is now built using the 'auto-import' features of
recent binutils.
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Charles Wilson
building/maintainance
2. readline is now built using the 'auto-import' features of
recent binutils.
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Charles Wilson
INSTALLATION:
To update your installation, click on the Install Cygwin now link on
the http://www.cygwin.com/ web page. This downloads setup.exe
to your system.
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