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From:	"Sung-taek Lim" <totohero AT poppy DOT snu DOT ac DOT kr>
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Subject:	I want to build MS Windows GUI for gdb
Date:	Mon, 24 Apr 2000 22:25:55 +0900
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I'm considering to build a MS Windows GUI for gdb. When I glanced over 
DDD, it seems to make use of pipe to communicate with gdb. Am I right?
I suspect that GUI built by MFC can support such trick. How about converting
all object files of gdb to a dll? I have no experience. Is it very difficult?
Can MFC application utilize the dll generated by cygwin? Can anybody suggest
better idea? Any kind of advice is welcomed.

Sing-taek.

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