Francisco J. Royo Santas wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> I have a VC++ program that uses a Cygwin-compiled DLL. I can init
> cygwin1.dll
> but, after doing this, cout and cerr stop working. cout << "Message" <<
> endl
> does not appear on the screen. I do not know exactly what happens here.
> The
> progr
I compiled the "cygload" package (it is supposed to be the way to load
cygwin1.dll and have the 4K scratch space) under MSVC and generated
msvc-cygload.exe. The execution result is:
Connecting to cygwin...
Warning! Stack base is 0014. padding ends at 0013FFC0. Delta is 64. Stac
k variables
Francisco J. Royo Santas wrote:
I have a VC++ program that uses a Cygwin-compiled DLL. I can init cygwin1.dll
but, after doing this, cout and cerr stop working. cout << "Message" << endl
does not appear on the screen. I do not know exactly what happens here. The
program is:
/me repeats Dave's c
On 19 December 2006 20:09, Francisco J. Royo Santas wrote:
> I have a VC++ program that uses a Cygwin-compiled DLL. I can init
> cygwin1.dll but, after doing this, cout and cerr stop working. cout <<
> "Message" << endl does not appear on the screen. I do not know exactly what
> happens here. The
Hello
I have a VC++ program that uses a Cygwin-compiled DLL. I can init cygwin1.dll
but, after doing this, cout and cerr stop working. cout << "Message" << endl
does not appear on the screen. I do not know exactly what happens here. The
program is:
cout << "Before" << endl; // Appears
HMODULE c
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