Re: cross-compiling with ncurses

Jose Arcangel Salazar Delgado wrote: > I have a problem, i'm using gcc included in cygwin to compile a > ncurses aplication. The problem its that I need the installation of > cygwin to run the application. Its any way to compile a .exe that dont > need all the cygwin install (at least only a few l

cross-compiling with ncurses

Hi! I have a problem, i'm using gcc included in cygwin to compile a ncurses aplication. The problem its that I need the installation of cygwin to run the application. Its any way to compile a .exe that dont need all the cygwin install (at least only a few libs) and run in windows. thanks for

what's the difference between File Handle and File Descriptor?

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Re: Can't open database for writting: No such file dialog box

Thank You Lou Rosas --- Larry Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 05:08 PM 11/27/2004, you wrote: > >I tried Three times to install Cygwin on my > computer. > >I downloaded all the packages from the sight: > except > >the databases, which I set to default. I then > click > >the setup icon to s

Re: Can't open database for writting: No such file dialog box

At 05:08 PM 11/27/2004, you wrote: >I tried Three times to install Cygwin on my computer. >I downloaded all the packages from the sight: except >the databases, which I set to default. I then click >the setup icon to start the install. I select Install >from local directory and chose where I want

Can't open database for writting: No such file dialog box

I tried Three times to install Cygwin on my computer. I downloaded all the packages from the sight: except the databases, which I set to default. I then click the setup icon to start the install. I select Install from local directory and chose where I want to install. Everything goes along just

Re: Why is not available in cygwin?

On Sat, Nov 27, 2004 at 07:48:03PM +0100, Roberto Bagnara wrote: >I am wondering why this header file and the corresponding C99 >functionality appears to be missing from cygwin. >Does anyone know? 99.9% of the time, the answer to "Why doesn't X exist in cygwin?" is "No one has implemented/contribu

Re: Cygwin files and devices philosophy

On Sat, Nov 27, 2004 at 01:32:00PM -0500, Igor Pechtchanski wrote: >>In my case, I provide an option for a terminal program what device >>should be used to open the file. I don't want to restrict what devices >>are or are not allowed, except by using function calls to the Posix API >>to determine

Why is not available in cygwin?

I am wondering why this header file and the corresponding C99 functionality appears to be missing from cygwin. Does anyone know? Cheers, Roberto P.S. I know fenv.h is available in mingw, but this does not help me as I cannot then link with libmingwex. -- Prof. Roberto Bagnara Computer Scie

Re: Cygwin files and devices philosophy

On Sat, 27 Nov 2004, Jason Curl wrote: > Hello, > > I have a general question for the developers of cygwin. > > When I open the file "\\.\COM37" this is not opened by cygwin as a > serial port, but rather as a file. The reasoning (that I'm not > disputing) is cygwin should have more of a posix/uni

Re: close a socket with SO_LINGER

news.gosonic.com wrote: Hi, I set the so_linger to let the socket to linger 60 seconds before I use close() to close the socket. The linger never happened, why? What is the proper why to set up the test? Could you please send a simple compilable testcase? Gerrit -- =^..^= -- Unsubscribe info:

Re: PATH and SystemRoot oddity

On Sat, 27 Nov 2004, Jason Curl wrote: > Igor Pechtchanski wrote: > > > > First off, you could have actually removed the offending entries > > > > from the PATH using something like > > > > > > > > OFFENDING_ENTRY="/cygdrive/c/ClearCase/bin" > > > > PATH="`echo "$PATH" | sed "s#:$OFFENDING_ENTRY##

Cygwin files and devices philosophy

Hello, I have a general question for the developers of cygwin. When I open the file "\\.\COM37" this is not opened by cygwin as a serial port, but rather as a file. The reasoning (that I'm not disputing) is cygwin should have more of a posix/unix flavour. And so specific functionality to treat t

undefined reference to - ghdl problem

With some help, I used the following configuration: ./configure --enable-languages=vhdl --enable-nls=no I used gcc-ada and gcc-core 3.4.1 from http://sunsite.utk.edu/ftp/pub/cygwin/release/gcc/gcc-ada/?M=D and was able to build it okay on cygwin. The asmple test hello.vhdl compiles okay ghdl -a 1

Re: src/timezone/pgtz __imp__my_exec_path

postgresql-cygwin is working fine. See the testfarm. Just cygwin itself, cygserver - the IPC daemon - has problems. On msgctl(IPC_INFO) the internal msg buffer struct msqid_ds *buf is allocated at a non-writable area, IsBadWritePtr() fails. I suspect it's a new gcc-3.4 feature, but haven't found

Re: PATH and SystemRoot oddity

Igor Pechtchanski wrote: First off, you could have actually removed the offending entries from the PATH using something like OFFENDING_ENTRY="/cygdrive/c/ClearCase/bin" PATH="`echo "$PATH" | sed "s#:$OFFENDING_ENTRY##"`" Alternatively, if you want to translate any Win32 path to a Cygwin (POSIX) pat