Hello,
I just installed cygwin with full.
I find that I miss the command such as size.exe ar.exe, nm.exe,
make.exe, awk.exe and strip.exe etc
where can I find those packages to insall? are there any instructions I
need to follow for installation?
thanks.
tom
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From: Andrew Schulman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: cygwin@cygwin.com
Subject: Re: mssing packages for cygwin
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 13:23:49 -0400
> I find that I miss the command such as size.exe ar.exe, nm.exe,
> make.exe, awk.exe and strip.exe etc
> where can I find those packages to insall? a
Eric,
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Blake)
To: Tom Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, cygwin@cygwin.com
Subject: Re: mssing packages for cygwin
Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2006 00:40:50 +
> I have found the packages to install.
> However, when I type cpp.exe in msdos shell, I got the er
According to Tom Lee on 9/29/2006 10:23 PM:
> Eric,
http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#PCYMTNQREAIYR - list policy is that you don't
repeat raw email addresses, please
Sorry about it. Will take care of it.
> when I copy cpp.exe and all cygwin related dll to another computer, I
>
> I read mount and cygpath manual, but still not sure if there is a way
> that I can
> run
> tar cvf test.tar c:/test or
> tar cvf test.tar c:\test
>
Actually, from either a DOS or a bash (or other cygwin) shell, you can do:
tar cvf test.tar /cygdrive/c/test
Get used to POSIX paths - cygwin i
tar cvf test.tar /cygdrive/c/test is nice to work.
howver, can I mount /cygdrive/c as c:/ and run as
tar cvf test.tar c:/test ?
I have tar.exe djgpp and it works this way.
djgpp is for the DOS world. If that's what you really want, you're better
off using djgpp. But to your question, there
According to Tom Lee on 9/30/2006 11:24 PM:
>
> I don't undersand why "ls c:/test" works but not for
> "tar cvf test.tar c:/test"
Because ls does not parse its arguments, but upstream tar treats c:/test
as meaning open the file /test on the remote machine named
From: "Larry Hall (Cygwin)"
Tom Lee wrote:
According to Tom Lee on 9/30/2006 11:24 PM:
>
> I don't undersand why "ls c:/test" works but not for
> "tar cvf test.tar c:/test"
Because ls does not parse its arguments, but upstream tar treats c
Hello,
after further study, I noticed that using "c:/directory" works fine with my
tests except tar.exe.
all of the following commands works
cp.exe c:/temp/tuner.h c:/test/
mv.exe c:/temp/tt.h c:/test
for tar.exe,
tar test.tar c:/temp/*
works.
however,
tar cvf c:/test.tar c:/temp/*
and
tar
Eric,
thanks for your help.
>
> after further study, I noticed that using "c:/directory" works fine with
> my tests except tar.exe.
>
>
> I understand people here may like /cygdrive/c more than c:/. Just want
> to know if it is an accident feature that all other commands can work
> with c:/ ex
> I really like the feature of "ls /" to display evevrything under c:/
If that's *really* what you want, i.e. you want all your
unix/linux-style
usr, lib, etc, bin, var (and so on) directories scattered amongst your
win32-style "Documents and Settings", "Program Files", "WINDOWS" (and so
o
From: Eric Blake <
>
> I noticed that if I run those commands in a machine without cygwin
> installed.
> it still looks for c:\cygwin
Which commands look for c:\cygwin when it is not installed? setup.exe,
and all cygwin programs, honor your mount points. If cygwin has never
been installed
> is there a way to mount /cygdrive/c as /?
> by default, c:/cygwin is mounted as /.
>
> I really like the feature of "ls /" to display evevrything under c:/
"or if that is too much typing for you, read 'man mount' for how you
can shorten it to /c, by remounting cygdrive as '/')."
thanks. I
Hello,
I copied all cygwin dll and *.exe to a different machine at c:\mycgwin where
they have old
cygwin installed.
When I run grep.exe, it will complain that
" system shared memory version mismatch detected -
0x75BE0084/0x75BE009C.
This problem is probably due to using incompatible versions
Hi Eric,
Thanks for your help.
That's the problem. You should only ever have a single version of
cygwin1.dll installed anywhere on your system. Delete the old copy, and
just put the new one on the path.
If I want to distribute one command for the end user to use and don't want
to have
a fu
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