then
exit 0
fi
mountpoint=`mount -p | awk '{ if (/^\//) { print $1; exit } }'`
if test -z "$mountpoint"; then
print "Cannot determine cygwin mount points. Exiting"
exit 1
fi
mountpoint=`echo $mountpoint | sed 's|/$||'`
if test "$prog" = "
Gary schrieb:
> Thanks for the reply!
> How do I get perl-5.6.1 ?
> =
It is still available from the Cygwin mirrors via setup.exe.
Look at the 'full' listing or the 'up to date' listing by clicking the
'View' Button. Scroll down in the chooser to findperl, you can toggle
the ve
Hi Gary,
Please consider to send the cygcheck -svr output as an attachment (in
future postings).
you wrote:
> Perl has caused an error in IO.DLL
> Perl has caused an error in FCNTL.DLL
There is no solution for this ugly perl-5.8.0 on Win98/ME problem, I'm
sorry. Workaround is to use perl-5.6.1
dk henderson wrote:
> What is CWD.DLL for?
$ cpan
cpan> i /Cwd/
Module id = Cwd
DESCRIPTION Current working directory functions
CPAN_USERID JHI (Jarkko Hietaniemi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>)
CPAN_VERSION 2.06
CPAN_FILEJ/JH/JHI/perl-5.8.0.tar.gz
DSLI_STATUS Su
What is CWD.DLL for?
I get win98SE page faults when I run perl with this? I have compiled perl
v5.6.1-2
and
v5.8.0-1
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