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I browsed the FAQ and raised a question, "Are the unimplemented ANSI C library functions important for us?" After the installation of Cygwin, it has been quite a while (almost a year) for me using Cygwin PERL. It's helped me complete several jobs of my project. Although it helps me a lot, I am still using VC++ for the programs require OpenGL visualizations. Now I come into a dilemma of whether I should lean onto Cygwin for my entire project with C/C++ and GCC in Cygwin, or I should keep my pace on VC++. This morning, I resolved several problems by looking into the FAQ of Cygwin and had myself compiled and successfully executed a basic GUI code provided by the documentation of Cygwin website. Somehow I obtained a little confidence of using GCC afterward, but I am still wondering if there are so many unimplemented ANSI C functions, does that mean there might be certain amount of jobs are unfeasible for Cygwin C compiler. I will use C/C++ processing numerical optimizations joint with OpenGL visualization, and some GUI interfaces probably. Can someone help answering my question, whether it is optimistic to do my work on Cygwin? And again, can I ask a more stupid question "Is C++ library provided in Cygwin?" -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html Documentation: http://cygwin.com/docs.html FAQ: http://cygwin.com/faq/
