I'm using the cygwin development environment and so thought this was the
correct place to post a problem. But you make a good point, so I copied
the file to /tmp, mounted as binary, and got the same results.
So, I guess the gcc libraries are at fault? Is this the right list?
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Ken Shaffer
On Fri, 5 Nov 2004, Christopher Faylor wrote:
> Why would you expect a windows (-mno-cygwin) program to be cognizant of
> cygwin mounts? If you are having problems with reading data in a purely
> windows program then cygwin is not involved in any way.
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