Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
Jim Marshall wrote:
Jim Marshall wrote:
Dave Korn wrote:
Jim Marshall wrote:
I do not have any firewall software running,
Potential app conflicts:
ZoneAlarm Personal Firewall
Detected: HKLM Registry Key, Named file.
Do you possibly suffer from the Cisco
Jim Marshall wrote:
Dave Korn wrote:
Jim Marshall wrote:
I do not have any firewall software running,
Potential app conflicts:
ZoneAlarm Personal Firewall
Detected: HKLM Registry Key, Named file.
Do you possibly suffer from the Cisco VPN client software that comes
with a
built-in
Dave Korn wrote:
Jim Marshall wrote:
I do not have any firewall software running,
Potential app conflicts:
ZoneAlarm Personal Firewall
Detected: HKLM Registry Key, Named file.
Do you possibly suffer from the Cisco VPN client software that comes with a
built-in version of the core ZA
Dave Korn wrote:
Jim Marshall wrote:
I do not have any firewall software running,
Potential app conflicts:
ZoneAlarm Personal Firewall
Detected: HKLM Registry Key, Named file.
Do you possibly suffer from the Cisco VPN client software that comes with a
built-in version of the core ZA
I was using a previous version of cygwin (sorry don't know the version,
but I think it was last updated summer 2008?) without any issues. About
a month ago I ran cygwin setup to update my version to the latest. I did
have some issues with X, but I was able to remedy them by searching the
list a
Ray Hurst wrote:
Marco Atzeri wrote:
--- Ray Hurst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
Works fine on my Windows XP Pro machine using the
same GDB and gcc
version 3.4.4. What gcc version do you have?
The stack trace would indicate that the crash is
occurring before it
gets to your main functio
Ray Hurst wrote:
I'm running under Windows XP and Cygwin.
I ran GDB on a simple C program and captured the output (below).
I have a few questions:
Why can I run the program several times with no errors but as soon as I
set a breakpoint at main it gets a SIGSEGV fault?
Why does the backtrace
Taras D wrote:
Hi everyone,
Can anyone tell me why the following has occurred.
When I first installed cygwin, I pretty much just installed xemacs (no
emacs and a whole bunch of other stuff). Xemacs could be started from
the bash script (black background) with the command 'xemacs &'. It
would st
Niklas Molin wrote:
I'm quite new to cygwin, so this might be an easy question to answer (I've
tried to search on the web for a solution).
I'm using a windows program to edit the code in my project.
To compile the project I want to use a GCC-version running in cygwin.
How can I from the windows
Josef Karthauser wrote:
Hi there,
I'm writing a windows "winmain()" application which talks to the
console, and am having trouble getting it to write() to a cygwin console
window. I was hoping that someone on this list might be able to aid me.
The application is a dual graphics/CLI program, an
Jeff Bader wrote:
Using GCC: For ld to find "-luser32", I downloaded a version of w32api
and then copied the libuser32 file into the main cygwin library. Why
was this necessary to use GCC? Why could I not just install the devel
package and be done with it?
Thank you,
Jeff
Hi,
I realize this is probably a GDB question, I sent a message to that
alias but have not gotten a response. I am hoping someone on this list
may have some experience with this and can answer the question.
The basic question is: "Should I be able to use GDB to load and execute
a VC++ applic
Krycek Dubois wrote:
Hi,
I want to update my version of Naim to the latest version which is 0.11.8.3.1.
You can find it
here:
http://naim.n.ml.org/download
I have downloaded the source but I have no idea how to compile this. The file
extension is tar.bz2
I have searched the mailing list but
zirtik wrote:
Hi, I'm using cygwin and windows XP together with Eclipse IDE and CDT. I have
a following piece of code:
int i;
fp = fopen ("phi.txt","r");
for( i = 0; i < 51; i++ ) {
fscanf(fp, "%d\n", &original_phi[i]);
}
...
Brian Dessent wrote:
Jim Marshall wrote:
Here is the cygcheck -svr output.
Hmm, you're using a local NTFS drive and $CYGWIN is not set to anything
strage. So no more clues there.
What are the attributes of the .lnk files? What happens if you manually
delete them and recreate th
Brian Dessent wrote:
Jim Marshall wrote:
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the mingw packages with no
luck. The links "appear" ok in the mingw directory:
/usr/i686-pc-mingw32
$ ls
bin.lnk* include.lnk* lib.lnk*
You've got something installed incorrectly the
Hello,
I've been using cygwin for a while now, we have been using the make
along with MS C compiler (cl.exe) and it has worked extremely well.
Recently we decided to switch to use gcc for some projects and it works
great, but we wanted to make executables that did not require
cygwin1.dll. As
Sorry if this is a dup, I hit send on the previous message too soon...
Hello,
First, I'm fairly new to gcc so if this isn't the right list
plese direct me to the correct one.
I have some code which compiles a shared object, it compiles fine
on Red Hat 8 and even on Solaris for Intel. I'm now at
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