[clue-talk] Re: Linux auto-install DB and other stuff

Sean LeBlanc seanleblanc at comcast.net
Tue Jan 24 15:34:00 MST 2006


On 01-24 15:16, Matt Gushee wrote:

> Another problem is that in order to *use* an application developed with
> Cygwin, you have to have Cygwin installed. So if you are trying to develop
> applications that non-technical people can easily install and use, Cygwin
> is not an option.

A small quibble. In gcc under Cygwin, there is the -mno-cygwin option which
lets you create binaries that run in Windows natively. I've actually created
small apps that make Windows calls (for example, FindWindow) in C, and
compiled this under Cygwin, since my installation of MSVC++ was hosed, and
no one at work knew where the installation media was. This isn't a common
use, but really handy.


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