I've looked in the archives for this and several other lists and cannot find
a definitive answer. Can someone tell me:
a) If the cygwin build of gcc/gdb/gas/etc supports DWARF-2 debug
information (it appears not but I may be overlooking something)
b) If not, is it just a matter of #defining the
>>>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),
>>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
> I'm on a P4 2.64Ghz/512 DDR-RAM/Over 100Gb HD Space and it's slow for me
> ;-) I do like the the idea of a prograss dialog when setup is reading the
> packages from lcoal disk though.
The major spot I've noticed with slowness is when if you click on the text
"Default" in the packages list (initi
>>> Isn't that kinda up to the user. When you finish downloading new
>>> packages you kill your internet connection as cygwin setup won't
>>> need it.
>
> Autodialling isn't something that (most) programs do. Windows does it for
> them. So setup doesn't know if a connection was made on it's account
> $ ./driver.exe
> EOF
> g(smiley face)Err: Close failed
This is not a forum for debugging other peoples' code, but ...
1. You are using HANDLE * instead of HANDLE
2. Your logic for nul termination is totally wrong:
c->buffer[nBytesRead + 1] = '\0';
should be
c->buffer[nBytesRe
> Maybe I was a bit unclear here; I'm "always" doing other stuff while
> the/any download proceeds in the background. I'd still like to be
> notified(sp) about it having finished, in a sane manner - so I can go on
> typing (or whatever)...
> NOTE THE PROBLEM: Do not pop up an ACTIVE dialog; I woul
You know what I would do? I'd write a tiny .exe (for Win32) wrapper around
cmd.exe and use that to execute your .bat which in turn spawns bash, etc.
Why? Because as far as I know there's no way to instruct a shortcut to 'run
hidden' (you can run Minimized, though).
So, if the command shell windo
I've been informed (though maybe erroneously?) that djgpp supports DWARF-2
so maybe that would be a resonable starting point for investigation?
> From: "Brian Ford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am trying to add DWARF-2 support to Cygwin.
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> Yea yea yea - I know I know. I'm just bitchen to bitch. Problem is already
> solved - MS del works just fine - it's just "Kludgy" is all.
You're not the 'washerite' Brian Kelly by any chance? d
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> When I log in to the ftp server from a win32 client such as ws_ftp, the
> file and directory names include the dates as part of the actual name.
This can happen if the group and/or user name has spaces in it - the
de-facto directory listing format for FTP assumes a fixed number of fields
and wil
> hi Dave,
>
> you were right - my group is "Domain Users", so a line from 'ls' looks
> like
>
> -rw-rw-rw-1 rsiklos Domain U 23 Jan 23 16:18 .bashrc
>
> any way to solve this problem without changing group?
Far as I'm aware, nope. For maximum compatible across OSs, usernames and
group
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