Hi!
You could be talking about two different things, I'm not sure. If you mean pause
a running program from a command line then you use:
Ctrl-Z
If you use Ctrl-C, it quits the program. Once you've paused a program from the
command line, you type:
fg
Which brings it back to the foreground.
If
Hi,
I am confused by continue a program. I just used CTRL-C to pause the program
but I could not continue the program by `c`. Pls help me.
Regards,
Sitha.
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According to DePriest, Jason R. on 12/5/2006 3:06 PM:
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> It was indeed confusing to me when I started using Cygwin.
>
> I copied my vimrc file from my Debian GNU/Linux system to my Cygwin
> system and that fixed it (and a few other issues I have wit
David Rothenberger acm.org> writes:
>
>
> "find -execdir" seems to be executing the command in the wrong
> directory. If the file is in /tmp/a/b/c, the command is executed with
> the current directory /tmp/a/b instead of /tmp/a/b/c. oldfind does the
> right thing.
Thanks for the report. I'm fo
Mark Edgar gcmail.maricopa.edu> writes:
>
> It seems that bash for Cygwin does not set the COLUMNS and LINES shell
> variables, neither at startup nor when WINCH is delivered. Defining
> TIOCGWINSZ by including in lib/sh/winsize.c fixes the issue.
Thanks for the hint! Look for 3.2.5-8 soon
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"find -execdir" seems to be executing the command in the wrong
directory. If the file is in /tmp/a/b/c, the command is executed with
the current directory /tmp/a/b instead of /tmp/a/b/c. oldfind does the
right thing.
% cygcheck -cd findutils
Cygwin
On Tue, 5 Dec 2006, tbrowder wrote:
> I have upgraded my cygwin installation and now some bibaries don't
> execute. The ones I've noticed so far are ssh and diff.
>
> When I execute ssh, the binary is found on my path, and it shows as
> executable, but it responds with nothing. Same thing with di
Cygwin is used extensively within my school's physics department,
and I'd like to set up a local mirror for packages. I assume this
entails writing a bash script which downloads all of the source
packages from an official repository. The script is then run at
regular (ie crontab scheduled
I have upgraded my cygwin installation and now some bibaries don't execute.
The ones I've noticed so far are ssh and diff.
When I execute ssh, the binary is found on my path, and it shows as
executable, but it responds with nothing. Same thing with diff and which.
Any clues?
Thanks.
Tom Browde
Bravo! Working beautifully here. I haven't exactly tested everything,
but at least I can run commands from bash without error.
b
P.S. Had to re-run setup to allow post-install scripts to run. Just
make sure not to reinstall the cygwin dll package.
Corinna wrote:
I've applied a patch to Cygwin
It seems that bash for Cygwin does not set the COLUMNS and LINES shell
variables, neither at startup nor when WINCH is delivered. Defining
TIOCGWINSZ by including in lib/sh/winsize.c fixes the issue.
-Mark
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On 12/5/06, Carles Cufi wrote:
Fair enough.
I have to say that it can be a bit confusing for people who are used to
standard Linux distributions and Mac OS X when they start using Cygwin, but I
understand your point.
Thanks!
Carles
It was indeed confusing to me when I started using Cygwin
Fair enough.
I have to say that it can be a bit confusing for people who are used to
standard Linux distributions and Mac OS X when they start using Cygwin, but I
understand your point.
Thanks!
Carles
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From: Corinna Vinschen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: cygwin@cygwin.com
Amy schrieb:
I have to create a database using Open Office and using PostgreSQL; to
accomplish this i ran into Cygwin. I just read an SQL book, so I am very new to
Prgramming. Heres my problem:
after installing (and installing the DLL files for win95)
i was able to open correctly. I also creat
I've applied a patch to Cygwin which should workaround what appears to
be a compatibility bug in WOW64 on Vista 64. If you want details, see
the huge comment in the sources, file dcrt0.cc, get_cygwin_startup_info().
http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#WJFFM
Please try the latest snapshot DLL from http:/
ok, i will start looking at all the opengl code and seeing where the problem
might be. thanks for the advice.
dave
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I use the emacs in terminal mode (-nw) quite a bit, and I haven't be
able to figure this out.
When I run emacs in either the cmd.exe or the rxvt window I can't get
the terminal to send a C-/ character. Many other C- functions work
(like C-space in rxvt as discussed here:
http://sourceware.or
dvmorris wrote:
dvmorris wrote:
I finally managed to get this c++ program compiled on cygwin, and when I
start it up, the interface (done in fltk) works great, but the opengl
display window is frozen. It only shows the last frame from the openGL
buffer on the machine. if i open another opengl
Hi,
I have to create a database using Open Office and using PostgreSQL; to
accomplish this i ran into Cygwin. I just read an SQL book, so I am very new to
Prgramming. Heres my problem:
after installing (and installing the DLL files for win95)
i was able to open correctly. I also created data fi
dvmorris wrote:
>
> I finally managed to get this c++ program compiled on cygwin, and when I
> start it up, the interface (done in fltk) works great, but the opengl
> display window is frozen. It only shows the last frame from the openGL
> buffer on the machine. if i open another opengl program
I finally managed to get this c++ program compiled on cygwin, and when I
start it up, the interface (done in fltk) works great, but the opengl
display window is frozen. It only shows the last frame from the openGL
buffer on the machine. if i open another opengl program, display something,
then go
Thanks Corinna
On Mon 12/4/06 22:10 +0100 cygwin@cygwin.com wrote:
> On Dec 4 14:47, Tom Rodman wrote:
> > Should this directed to the "file" package maintainer?:
>
> No. You're using different versions of the `file' package. The output
> of `file' is based on data files which are updated with
Mark Fisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> if you change the echo's to "echo -n" you don't get the ^M chars, as
>> it surpresses the CR in the output.
>> is this possible on the "real" scripts you talk about, or is the
>> version generating script/app not changeable?
The only restriction is that i
Steven Woody gmail.com> writes:
>
> i can run xfig successuflly, but i can not print our network printer.
> it reported:
>
> lpr: printer error: can't open 'd:\printersharename'
>
> what do i do? thank you.
>
Can you normally print with lpr?
did you try: lpr -P//networkshare/printername
sitha wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I am bit new to cygwin.
I want to know about two things very clearly pls help me.
1. how to debug a program written in C++? Pls give me little detail
explanation.
Use 'gdb' like so 'gdb '. must have been
compiled with the '-g' switch.
2.How to pause a program whi
On 12/5/06, Kevin Layer wrote:
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
>> > version=`cat foo1.out`
>> > ...
>> Time to adjust your expectations. ;-) Text mounts write CRNL as EOLs
>> for all files that are not explicitly opened as binary (or text for
>> that matter). Text mounts remove the CR from EOLs r
Hi Everybody,
I am bit new to cygwin.
I want to know about two things very clearly pls help me.
1. how to debug a program written in C++? Pls give me little detail
explanation.
2.How to pause a program while it is runing and then how to restart again?
Regards,
SItha.
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On Dec 5 11:48, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
> On Dec 4 14:29, Carles Cufi wrote:
> > Hi there,
> >
> > After some discussion with Matt Wozniski I've come to the conclusion that
> > the default global config file for vim (/usr/share/vim/vimrc) included with
> > Cygwin differs quite importantly from
On Dec 4 14:29, Carles Cufi wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> After some discussion with Matt Wozniski I've come to the conclusion that the
> default global config file for vim (/usr/share/vim/vimrc) included with
> Cygwin differs quite importantly from the ones included in other UNIX-like
> operating sy
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