>You can't, sorry.
>Being Cygwin a Unix emulation layer, you should treat your application as a
>Unix one: could a GUI Unix application >QT3-based run without an X server? No.
>If you need to run your application in Windows you have not to make it a
>Cygwin application but, instead, a "real" >Windows application and user/link
>the Windows version of QT3.
Thanks for your information. How can I "make a Windows application and
user/link the Windows version of QT3"? I tried to compile the same piece of
code in Windows version of QT4. But I cant compare as some Cygwin libraries are
missing?
How should I move on from here?
Thanks,
Wilson
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