Re: gcc as strictly win32 compiler

2003-01-31 Thread Christopher Faylor
On Fri, Jan 31, 2003 at 07:26:12PM -, Max Bowsher wrote: >If you are not using any of the unix APIs, you may be interested in the >MinGW project (mingw.sf.net). Cygwin's gcc takes the -mno-cygwin option >which causes it to function as a MinGW compiler - i.e. the produced exes use >MSVCRT, not c

Re: Re: gcc as strictly win32 compiler

2003-01-31 Thread Timothy C Prince
-Original Message- From: "Max Bowsher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2003 19:26:12 - Subject: Re: gcc as strictly win32 compiler Sean McBride wrote: >... as I understand it, cygwin.dll inte

Re: gcc as strictly win32 compiler

2003-01-31 Thread Max Bowsher
Sean McBride wrote: > I know this is a VERY newbie question, but I have looked on the list > archives and been confused by the compiler flags for making win apps, > and the definitions of WIN32 and CYGWIN defines. > > I have several straight win32 apps that I wrote using MSVC and I > simply want to

gcc as strictly win32 compiler

2003-01-31 Thread Sean McBride
I know this is a VERY newbie question, but I have looked on the list archives and been confused by the compiler flags for making win apps, and the definitions of WIN32 and CYGWIN defines. I have several straight win32 apps that I wrote using MSVC and I simply want to create the executables with gc