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Subject: | problem (?) with stl-headers and -mno-cygwin |
From: | Andreas Ames <andreas DOT ames AT tenovis DOT com> |
Date: | 27 Apr 2001 18:30:12 +0200 |
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hi, i just have the problem that with cygwin-1.3.1 gcc doesn't find stl-headers like iostream when compiling with flag -mno-cygwin; it does find the header when the flag is omitted. The mingw-compile works when i set an additional include path with /usr/include/g++-3. I'm not sure if this behaviour is intended or a bug (i'm quite new to cygwin and mingw). I just built a i386-mingw32msvc cross compiler on a linux host and the problem didn't appear there with the cross mingw. offtopic: i used the shell script from http://go.to/jessich to make the crossgcc tools. it also works with the newest w32-api from mingw.sourceforge.net with a minor bug (one patch to windows.h fails but can easily be applied manually). i would recommend this tool. thanks for the good work. I#m very happy to finally have a usable and decent commandline on w2k. cu andreas -- Want to unsubscribe from this list? Check out: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple
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