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Re: win95 build
From: |
Douglas Steele |
Subject: |
Re: win95 build |
Date: |
Thu, 16 Mar 2000 23:26:49 +0000 |
In article <Pine.HPP.3.96.1000316152539.5570K-
address@hidden>, Mumit Khan <address@hidden>
writes
>> 1) could this be cygnus/win95 bug, or anything I could fix ?
>
>Quite possibly a Win9x issue, where the signaling code conflicts with
>some of the Win9x OS (for lack of better term ;-) code. However, this
>only shows up on certain installations -- I have run hour long build
>jobs on my laptop which runs Win98 SE and Cygwin v1.1.
>
>I build on Linux, and sometimes on NT, so I really don't know the
>issues here. My last build on NT was for 2.0.14.
In the longer term I will probably upgrade to Win2000. Since this seems
to be a merge with NT, should bug "go away" ?
>> 2) I suppose djgpp wouldn't work ?
>
>I wonder why not. I know djgpp doesn't implement fork() (POSIX allows
>that), but does implement other ways to run subprograms (execvp).
>It probably handles signals just fine as well.
I will try it then.
--
Douglas Steele
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