Hi Reini,
I have a problem with the libsigsegv package. Right now the gawk maintainer started the testing cycle for the next gawk release, and the second time now the sigsegv.h header broke the build. The reason for the breakage is the same each time, sigsegv.h includes windows.h and thus clutters the namespace with stuff unexpected by a POSIX application: - The first time it was the definition of "WCHAR". - The second time it was the definition of "small"i, which, believe it or not, is defined as datatype in . - And there's still the definition of "min", which fortunately only produces a warning. AFAICS the only reason to include windows.h is to get the definition of the CONTEXT type which in turn is used to typedef stackoverflow_context_t. Is it really necessary to expose this to the application? Wouldn't it be better to define stackoverflow_context_t to void * for applications? THus we can drop the unfortunate inclusion of windows.h and not clutter the POSIX namespace with Windows definitions. Thanks, Corinna -- Corinna Vinschen Please, send mails regarding Cygwin to Cygwin Project Co-Leader cygwin AT cygwin DOT com Red Hat
