Mail Archives: cygwin/2000/03/11/14:51:58
hello.
i'm planning on finally making a run at trying to build some things on
cygwin (eg: xemacs, apache 2.0alpha, etc :)
( it may be an abortive run, but it's worth it. )
I'm wondering what things I should look to first.
eg:
-- any common problem-spots across applications?
-- specifics of compatability issues
between. *n*x applications and cygwin?
and maybe a good tutorial about C++ would be among what I should be reading
;) but I like the learn-by-trying approach, for this.
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re: filesystem hierarchies, meaning of ~ :
i remember hearing something about the fact that dir-handles like
"H-i586-pc-cygwin"
are in-case someone's building things for other platforms.
so:
is there any work going on for cygwin-macintosh?
and:
what is the "H" for on "H-i586" ?
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re: filesystem hierarchies, development of ~ :
I came across a copy of the FHSS, "Filesystem Hierarchy Standard":
http://www.pathname.com/fhs/2.0/fhs-toc.html
the FHSS is available for download:
http://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.0.tar.gz
(PS, DVI, text, and troff formats are all included in the pacakge, from what
it says. i hope to be trying to get it into texi format soon, also)
http://www.pathname.com/fhs/
is the top-level dir for it.
the mailing list info is at
http://www.pathname.com/fhs/2.0/fhs-list.html
(it's a very low-traffic list, it seems)
or, mailto:
listserv AT ucsd DOT edu
with this in the body of the email:
ADD fhs-discuss
or try :
listserv AT ucsd DOT edu?body=ADD%20fhs-discuss
-- Sean
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