Hi all, I have managed to compile GRX under Cygwin with gcc -mno-cygwin (this is essentially just using MinGW and MinGW-Runtime). gcc is version 3.2, just for the record. After some minor changes, it also compiles and links without warnings as a native cygwin application. It just doesn't run and hangs somewhere in GrSetMode(). Can anybody enlighten me what is missing to complete the port to native Cygwin?
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Demmer, Thomas wrote:
Hi all, I have managed to compile GRX under Cygwin with gcc -mno-cygwin (this is essentially just using MinGW and MinGW-Runtime). gcc is version 3.2, just for the record. After some minor changes, it also compiles and links without warnings as a native cygwin application. It just doesn't run and hangs somewhere in GrSetMode(). Can anybody enlighten me what is missing to complete the port to native Cygwin?
Sorry, I don't know how to use Cygwin. But, what advantages would have a native cygwin port?
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Mariano Alvarez Fernandez