Hey all,
I am trying to run the binutils program 'objdump' on a windows .obj file. I get the
error that the file is not recognized. Does anyone know how to use cygwin tools to
peek inside an .obj
object file?
Thanks,
Brian
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Hi all,
Is there a debug version of malloc for cygwin that I can link against? I am trying to
track down a sneaky memory leak.
Thanks,
Brian
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I have the tarball of cygwin-1.3.9-1.tar.bz2 saved. When I update my
cygwin, I always install to a directory first, and then install from the
directory, so I can keep up to date for all of my versions. This system
keeps legacy binaries around, including the said version. Would you
like me to
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> So this is a Cygwin issue and not a ssh issue (i.e. you're saying
> it works fine if the Cygwin ssh isn't in the loop)?
>
> Larry
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> Dat
Hi all,
I am using SSH port forwarding on a linux sshd from the Cygwin ssh. Both sides
have version OpenSSH 3.4p1. There is no problem with my tunneling, as I have
been using many (about 10) port forwards (server and local) for quite some time
now.
A new application has been introduced to my mi
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> > *** Stop : < a bunch of memory addresses>
> > IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
> >
> > - ntoskrnl.exe
> >
> > The operation it is executing when this happens is a shell script
Hey all,
I have been having a problem that happens every once in a while where I kill a
bunch of programs at once. My system (Win2K) was restarting itself, until I
removed the "Automatically Reboot" on system failures. Now, I was able to
capture the message :
*** Stop : < a bunch of memory add
Hey all,
I was wondering if anyone has ever come across this... I have a script that
looks like this :
for $p in prog1 prog2 prog3 prog4 ; do
ps | grep $p | sed 's/get_pid/kill -9 pid/' | sh
done
Essentially, this script (I cant remember what my sed stuff is, but it works)
will kill all of
Wrong Group. I have forwarded your question to [EMAIL PROTECTED] This group
is for XFree related questions. I did not have any problems compiling your
example code in Win2K. (I linked against stdc++) Hopefully they can help you.
Brian
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Hello all,
Is there any way to maintain multiple cygwin installs? I understand that I can
simply install cygwin in a separate directory, but there is one problem I run
into : the registry.
When you install cygwin, it creates a "Cygnus Solutions" key tree in HKCU and
HKLM. If you install a sec
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