Hi Marc,
> >Here is the difference between tcsh and ch shell.
> >Tcsh shell is C-like Shell, Ch shell is C-compatible shell. Note
> >that Ch is C/C++ interpreter, it supports C99 and C++ class.
> >All Win32, GTK, OpenGL, ODBC applications can run
> >in Ch without compilation.
> >
> >
> well,
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By: michelepetrazzo
Fantastic!
Thanks a lot,
Michele Petrazzo
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Real soon now, hopefully in the next weekend.
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By: michelepetrazzo
I have see that there is a new libtiff packages (3.7.x) released. There is
someone
that think to upgrade gnuwin32 libtiff from 3.6.x to 3.7? I want to use it to
my new release of an
Hello Keith
>> info: Terminal type 'dumb' is not smart enough to run Info.
>>
> This is the precise message I was referring to, in my earlier post,
> when I said I could not run info 4.6 from cmd.exe.
>
> I normally use the MSYS shell, ...
>
> GnuWin32 does provide a termcap implementation, so
Hi Peter,
Peter Wu a écrit :
Here is the difference between tcsh and ch shell.
Tcsh shell is C-like Shell, Ch shell is C-compatible shell. Note
that Ch is C/C++ interpreter, it supports C99 and C++ class.
All Win32, GTK, OpenGL, ODBC applications can run
in Ch without compilation.
well, Yet a
