----Original Message----
>From: Alexey Lyubimov
>Sent: 11 July 2005 18:40
>> Why would you expect to be able to use a Cygwin
>> library with a
>> configuration that says "no cygwin"? Most Cygwin
>> libraries
>> require the Cygwin DLL to work.
>> ...
>
> I used to build small win32/console ("no-cygwin")
> utilities by gcc under CygWin from scratch.
You're mixing up two things here. You can build win32/console apps either
with cygwin *or* without.
> And, actually, the question was: "Can I use Red Hat's
> popt library while building win32 console application
> under CygWin"?
Nope, you didn't ask about Red Hat's popt library, you asked specifically
about the cygwin version:
----Original Message----
>From: Alexey Lyubimov
>Sent: 11 July 2005 13:49
> 1 Is it possible to write "-mno-cygwin" application
> using Cygwin's port of popt?
Now, "port" means the specialised version of a program/library for a
particular target; the Cygwin port of popt works only for cygwin, the Linux
port works only on Linux, .... etc. If you want one to work with
-mno-cygwin, you'll need either a MinGW port of libpopt, or a native win32
version.
Or you may be able to just work by including the libpopt source code
straight into your app.
cheers,
DaveK
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