Brian Dessent wrote:
John Moore wrote:
For me, the inability to install two cygwins that are independent has
already cost me a bunch of time. When I grumbled to a friend, his answer
was "buy another machine for that application."
I have not tried this per se, but I don't see what's stopping yo
I plan to move to mutt as my email client. However, I find the mutt of cygwin can not
handle CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) characters correctly -- they are displayed as
""s. Since I am running cygwin on a Simplified Chinese version of Windows 2000
box, I put the following in my .muttrc:
Hi Arash,
I've built the cygwin1.dll with debugging info off, and I have
been able to replicate your problem. It seems to be comeing from
inside the string allocator in stl but a more deeper anlysis
shows the problem to be coming from the i386 memcpy, i don't
think the memcpy has been written prop
Executable files contain various printable information.
For instance, list of used DLLs.
However those files contain neither compiler name nor compiler version.
It seems to be worth including something like "gcc version 3.3.1 (cygming special)" in
executables.
Next question. Is it possible to a
After a non-trivial amount of mucking around, I've managed to compile
several libraries in cygwin, which weren't in the Setup program. I
installed them to compile centericq, but I'm sure they have other uses
too. I think the list is:
libgcrypt
libgcrypt-pthread
libgnutls
libgnutls-extra
libgpg-
John Moore wrote:
> For me, the inability to install two cygwins that are independent has
> already cost me a bunch of time. When I grumbled to a friend, his answer
> was "buy another machine for that application."
I have not tried this per se, but I don't see what's stopping you from
having as m
> On Sun, 2 Nov 2003, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
>
> > [snip]
> > > Cygwin is a great tool and it has this really neat installer so I can
> > > keep it up to date.
> >
> > Could somebody *PLEASE* put this quote at the top of the main
> Cygwin page?!?!?!?
> > "Really neat installer", wowzers, that'
CYGWIN=tty is on in the system env vars, shall I switch it off, is this bad?
I switched it on before I had this problem mind you, but maybe something in
the post-Sept-19th version mixes badly with CYGWIN=tty?
Yes, I understand the "root of the problem" problem (sic.), ie. the
programming law that
On Sun, 2 Nov 2003, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
> [snip]
> > Cygwin is a great tool and it has this really neat installer so I can
> > keep it up to date.
>
> Could somebody *PLEASE* put this quote at the top of the main Cygwin page?!?!?!?
> "Really neat installer", wowzers, that's a first and a hal
[snip]
> Cygwin is a great tool and it has this really neat installer so I can
> keep it up to date.
Could somebody *PLEASE* put this quote at the top of the main Cygwin page?!?!?!?
"Really neat installer", wowzers, that's a first and a half! ;-)
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I have done a bunch of googling and I find this subject comes up
periodically. I have just spent many wasted hours because a vendor
shipped a tool I have to have (customer mandate), tightly integrated
with a cygwin that is old and has a buggy cvs. Meanwhile I am using
another cygwin for another
Hi,
for the people that are interested, this is where the threads
seem to be CONTINUALLY crashing:
/cygdrive/c/cygwin\bin>addr2line -e cygwin1.dll 0x610de964
../../../../../../cygwin-snapshot-20031028-1/newlib/libc/machine/i386/memcpy.S:53
.L11:
shrl $2,ecx
.p2align 2
rep <
Hi Gerrit
The gcc package is splitted into several packages now, for every front
end there is one separate package, you want to compile C++ code, so
install the gcc-g++ package. You'll find gcc and the front end
packages in the category `Devel' or in the `Full' listing.
I've downloaded things ag
Hi
I tested your program and found out that the crashes were in compiler
generated code (especially in STL code). Upgrading to the latest version
of everything (GCC in particular) solved everything for me without using
any Cygwin snapshots.
I've found that it crashes too, I've tried compili
Hi Joost,
I tested your program and found out that the crashes were in compiler
generated code (especially in STL code). Upgrading to the latest version
of everything (GCC in particular) solved everything for me without using
any Cygwin snapshots.
I've updated everything too, atm i'm using th
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Hi to you all,
I'm using the latest version of the cygwin and I'm having some problems
when compiling this program using gcc:
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#define SHMKEY (key_t)4321
#define SEMKEY (key_t)9876
#define SHMSIZ 256
#define PERMS 0600
main(){
int shmid,sem
On Sun, Nov 02, 2003 at 03:13:56PM -0500, Charles Wilson wrote:
>Should the module-loading functionality in libtoool for cygwin be
>reworked to use dlopen instead?
Without a doubt.
cgf
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Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Sun, Nov 02, 2003 at 12:20:47PM -0700, Marcus G. Daniels wrote:
Would it be possible to add a -D_WIN32 to the libjava/libltdl Makefile
for Cygwin? Then the LoadLibrary support will get compiled-in, and
dynamic libraries can be loaded into GCJ apps.
No. If there
On Sun, Nov 02, 2003 at 12:20:47PM -0700, Marcus G. Daniels wrote:
>Would it be possible to add a -D_WIN32 to the libjava/libltdl Makefile
>for Cygwin? Then the LoadLibrary support will get compiled-in, and
>dynamic libraries can be loaded into GCJ apps.
No. If there is dynamic linking to be d
On Mon, Nov 03, 2003 at 12:29:53AM +0900, Dylan Cuthbert wrote:
>Actually I think I did mention I was running rsync hourly in a cron job,
>that's all I've been mentioning as far as I know.
Which has nothing to do with selecting on pipes unless (and even this is
pretty remote) you have turned on CY
Would it be possible to add a -D_WIN32 to the libjava/libltdl Makefile
for Cygwin? Then the LoadLibrary support will get compiled-in, and
dynamic libraries can be loaded into GCJ apps. If this is done, then a
__CYGWIN__ conditional is needed in ltdl.c in order to first normalize
the path for
I think that both, Frank and Gary, deserve mega kudos!!
Just alone for being bold enough for jumping into the setup swamp!
I remember reading postings some time back about the sheer impossiblity to
teach setup windows to be resizable.
Well, here goes another myth!
good job, fellas,
H.
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Hi Gerrit,
"Gerrit P. Haase" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hallo Alex,
>
> >>> Since libstdc++ is also static, it will be a fair race if both
> >>> times the static archive is used.
>
> >> libstlport_cygwin.a works fine.
>
>
> >> I tried to do the same thing with mi
Seiji Yoneda wrote:
$ ora8i.sh< Execute this script
--8<--8<--
$ printenv ORA_HOME < After execution of script
<--- After execution, ORA_HOME has nothing !!
$ printenv PATH < After execution, PATH does't change!!
This isn't a
Hi,
I'm using bash 2.05a.0(2) on win2k pro and I'm running into problems
that the bash script doesn't work as I expected.
My bash script is as follows,
< from here the script (ora8i.sh) start
#!/usr/bin/bash
ORA_HOME='/c/oracle/ora817'
export ORA_HOME
PATH=${ORA_HOME}/bin:${PA
> Also if possible could people download the ThreadTest source code
> and also download the latest cygwin dll snapshot and tell me if
> they see the test application crash or not, then if you know how
> to build cygwin also download the cygwin source and rebuild the dll
> with debug info and then s
Christopher Faylor wrote:
... suggesting that we'd be working on a version of cygwin for
linux,
---
Yeah...I was wondering when there'd be a version available on Lindows.
I'll volunteer to do counting of linux system calls in the
cygwin-on-lindows-win-layer-on-linux-find vs. native linux f
Hi Chris,
Actually I think I did mention I was running rsync hourly in a cron job,
that's all I've been mentioning as far as I know.
But anyway, this is 100% repeatable on my machine over the course of a day;
try setting up a cronjob to run every hour that rsync's a gig or so of files
over the in
Hallo Alex,
>>> Since libstdc++ is also static, it will be a fair race if both
>>> times the static archive is used.
>> libstlport_cygwin.a works fine.
>> I tried to do the same thing with mingw.
> [...]
>> c++ -shared -o ...
> This is wrong, you must also link with -mno-cygwin flag to get
Pierre A. Humblet wrote:
> The real problem is that the s_proto pointer of the struct servent
> returned by the Windows getservbyname on Win95 is invalid.
Looking at net.cc, this problem seems to be well known.
However the workaround is only applied when copying the string,
not when computing it
Hallo Alex,
>> Since libstdc++ is also static, it will be a fair race if both
>> times the static archive is used.
> libstlport_cygwin.a works fine.
> I tried to do the same thing with mingw.
[...]
> c++ -shared -o ...
This is wrong, you must also link with -mno-cygwin flag to get the
right
Hi Gerrit,
"Gerrit P. Haase" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hallo Alex,
>
> I've recompiled the STLport library now, it seems that it doesn't work
> with the DLL, when I link against the static library it works:
>
>
> > == 7. File bar.cpp -> Run : BEGIN ==
>
dear karin,
how are you i hope fine, i want to introduce my self,
my name is mike im black but i live in amsterdam
i am a serious guy who is looking for a good relationship
if you are nice woman who want everlasting ralationship
please respond to this email so that we can get to know each
other,
Having been alerted to the useful ANTIWORD by this NG (Thanx Very
Much) , I also happened across WTF
wtf "translates acronyms and filename suffixes for you"
I installed and naivelly typed > wtf gsm
Nowt happened. From reading the brief man page,
I realised that the datafiles were in /usr/share/w
>
>It is also part of the Cygwin distribution as Cygwin version, just
>ask setup.exe to install it.
>
Gerrit,
Yep just found it; funny thing I have the full version setup, but
found that antiword was still an optional download??
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I changed my Windows username ("Pierre François" in "Pierre_François")
replacing the space by an underscore because the space inside of it
caused errors in the startx script (perhaps a bug that could be fixed).
The Cygwin shell seem not to be completely aware of the change.
Two /home direct
Hallo zzapper,
Am Sonntag, 2. November 2003 um 10:34 schriebst du:
>>I don't know of a tool that greps Office files per se, but you can use the
>>"antiword" package to transform your Word documents into text and pipe the
>>output to the regular grep...
>> Igor
> Cute tool, which I have no
Hallo Arash,
Am Sonntag, 2. November 2003 um 09:59 schriebst du:
> Hi,
> I've downloaded gcc-3.3.1-3, i think the build is broken, cause c\c++ code i
> was compiling with no problem with gcc3.3.1-2 can not be compiled
> anymore also alot of the headers can't be found ie:
> libs.h:35: fstream:
Hallo Alex,
I've recompiled the STLport library now, it seems that it doesn't work
with the DLL, when I link against the static library it works:
> == 7. File bar.cpp -> Run : BEGIN ==
> $ bar_orig
> PARAM1 = (ABCD)
> PARAM2 = (12345)
> PARAM3 = (XYZ)
> $ bar_port
> PARAM1 = (ABCD)
> P
>I don't know of a tool that greps Office files per se, but you can use the
>"antiword" package to transform your Word documents into text and pipe the
>output to the regular grep...
> Igor
Cute tool, which I have now installed from
http://www.gknw.de/mirror/antiword/antiword-0.34-w32.zip
Hi,
I've downloaded gcc-3.3.1-3, i think the build is broken, cause c\c++ code i
was compiling
with no problem with gcc3.3.1-2 can not be compiled anymore also alot of the
headers
can't be found ie:
libs.h:35: fstream: No such file or directory
libs.h:36: sstream: No such file or directory
libs
Hi All,
This post is about cygwins pthreads. people following this issue
will know there have been some stability issues with cygwin's
pthreads and since last week A LOT of them have been resolved.
Yet as more of these problems are resolved more problems in the
same area.
My issue is, I have compi
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