David
I run the other way around at the moment, Vista VM under Ubuntu. For
production it's a definite possibility to do as you say but there is I/O
involved that may not work too great on a VM so a lot of testing is
required and timescales are as usual too short.
Regards
Bob
David Christens
Dave
Thank you very much. I shall not forget -v now. It told me straight away
that I had stupidly forgotten to install the cygwin gcc but did have
MinGW gcc on the path which of course only understands Windows paths.
Regards
Bob
Dave Korn wrote:
Bob Cowdery wrote:
Either I'm too impatie
Bob Cowdery wrote:
> My end game was to install Cython and compile up some Python stuff
> which was written on Linux but needs to run on Windows. There are lots
> of shell scripts involved and the complete system does not lend itself
> to running native, hence the short-term need to run under Cy
Bob Cowdery wrote:
> Either I'm too impatient, the question is too trivial for people to
> bother with or too complex or lacking information to be answerable. As
> I've not posted to this group before and have hardly used Cygwin I've no
> idea which of the above is true. Anybody... please.
Compl
Either I'm too impatient, the question is too trivial for people to
bother with or too complex or lacking information to be answerable. As
I've not posted to this group before and have hardly used Cygwin I've no
idea which of the above is true. Anybody... please.
Bob
Bob Cowdery wrote:
Hi
I
Hi
I seem to be having some fairly fundamental problems which must be
finger trouble.
My end game was to install Cython and compile up some Python stuff which
was written on Linux but needs to run on Windows. There are lots of
shell scripts involved and the complete system does not lend itse
The default directory is not in your path by default unless you put it
there, for example in your .profile file. I put it in mine
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>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf
>Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 1:11 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: g77 compiling problem
>
>
>Perhaps it is not in your PATH
>
>try:
>
>./a.ex
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Subject: RE: g77 compiling problem
Perhaps it is not in your PATH
try:
./a.exe
-Original Message-
From: Martin PLUS [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 1:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: g77 compiling problem
Dear cygwin-list,
Sorry
Perhaps it is not in your PATH
try:
./a.exe
-Original Message-
From: Martin PLUS [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 1:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: g77 compiling problem
Dear cygwin-list,
Sorry if this question has been already sent, but I
Dear cygwin-list,
Sorry if this question has been already sent, but I am very new to the
list ! I also went to the FAQ and did not find this one:
I can't run a fortran-program that has been compiled with g77, even if
the compilation was successfull:
$ ls
toto.f
$ g77 toto.f
$ ls
toto.f a.exe
$
Hi, Chris!
Fri, Jun 06, 2003 at 11:47:14PM +0100, chris wrote:
> > Hi, I've just try to use native w32api function NtQuerySystemInformation,
> > but linker fail with following. Is this something trivial I am missing?
>
> You forgot -lntdll
It gives the same error :(
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> Hi, I've just try to use native w32api function NtQuerySystemInformation,
> but linker fail with following. Is this something trivial I am missing?
You forgot -lntdll
Chris
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Hi, I've just try to use native w32api function NtQuerySystemInformation,
but linker fail with following. Is this something trivial I am missing?
Thanks for any help.
> cat test.c
#include
#include
int main(void) {
char buf[65535]; int len;
NtQuerySystemInformation(5,buf,65535,&len);
re
On Tue, Jan 07, 2003 at 02:08:14AM +0800, Irving Lee wrote:
>r u sure?
s i m.
cgf
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r u sure? if cygwin does not suport setlinbuf, why i can find the definition in the
header file as:
\usr\include\stdio.h(239):int _EXFUN(setlinebuf, (FILE *));
anyway, thanks
>On Sun, Jan 05, 2003 at 10:53:20PM -0800, Elfyn McBratney wrote:
>>>next job is to produce the symbolic soft qepcad
>>As a follow up to this, and the earlier thread regarding icmp (which
>>presumably is resolved in the same way), would it not be "better" to add
>>support for the icmp function and setlinebuf to cygwin?
>
> What are you suggesting? That there should be an eager team of
> engineers standing by wai
On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 04:18:57PM -, Dave Hooper wrote:
error: main.c: undefined reference to '_setlinebuf'
>>>
>> cygwin doesn't provide setlinebuf.
>> In general what this means is that you have to actually "inspect" the
>> code and "port it"
>
>As a follow up to this, and the earlier t
my 1.24 pence (approx 2 cents)
vince
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Hooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 06 January 2003 16:19
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Re: help for compiling problem!
>
>
> >>>error: main.c: undefined reference to &
>>>error: main.c: undefined reference to '_setlinebuf'
>>
> cygwin doesn't provide setlinebuf.
> In general what this means is that you have to actually "inspect" the
> code and "port it"
As a follow up to this, and the earlier thread regarding icmp (which
presumably is resolved in the same way),
On Sun, Jan 05, 2003 at 10:53:20PM -0800, Elfyn McBratney wrote:
>>next job is to produce the symbolic soft qepcad. but the undefined
>>reference error comes up. any suggestions.
>>
>>error: main.c: undefined reference to '_setlinebuf'
>
>Does main.c include stdio.h? stdio.h (in /usr/include) is w
sure. compileing passes and linking fails.
i guess link cannot locate the proper lib. but how?
>next job is to produce the symbolic soft qepcad. but the undefined
>reference error comes up. any suggestions.
>
>error: main.c: undefined reference to '_setlinebuf'
Does main.c include
>next job is to produce the symbolic soft qepcad. but the undefined
>reference error comes up. any suggestions.
>
>error: main.c: undefined reference to '_setlinebuf'
Does main.c include stdio.h? stdio.h (in /usr/include) is where
setlinebuf() is defined.
Oh no, someone has chopped up Igor's jag
hanks. after a sleepness night, i got the saclibo.a and saclibd.a.
if u want it, i can send u asap.
next job is to produce the symbolic soft qepcad. but the undefined reference error
comes up. any suggestions.
error: main.c: undefined reference to '_setlinebuf'
>O
On Sun, 5 Jan 2003, hybin wrote:
> hi list
>
> im confused when compiling the software saclib v2.1 for unix following
> the manual and got the messeage:
>
> cannot find the header file ucontext.h
>
> i copy one from the freeBSD, unfortunately it doesnot work.
>
> how can i do now?
>
> thanks!!
No
hi list
im confused when compiling the software saclib v2.1 for unix following the manual and
got the messeage:
cannot find the header file ucontext.h
i copy one from the freeBSD, unfortunately it doesnot work.
how can i do now?
thanks!!
__
Hi:
I've installed cygwin 1.3.5 under w2k . I've installed them in a network
shared drive. It's shared from a Samba server.
I tried to compile some sources, and I get this error:
0 [main] c++ 544 proc_subproc: Couldn't duplicate my handle<0x30>
for pid
320, Win32 error 6
What does it me
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