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Date:	Mon, 10 Sep 2001 08:15:10 +0200
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From:	Bart Du Bois <bart DOT dubois AT skynet DOT be>
Subject:	Are G++ generated executables absolutely cygwin1.dll dependent?
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Greetingz,

[Context]
I use Cygwin strictly for the GNU C++ Compiler and the make-functionality, 
so it makes no difference if I'm working under Linux or under Windows.

[Goal]
I want to achieve 1 single executable, independent of any other files.

[Problem]
I noticed that executables, generated by the GNU C++ Compiler (g++) can 
only be run in coöperation with the file *cygwin1.dll*

[Question]
Is there a way to generate an executable which doesn't need this dll to 
run? A special compiling-option perhaps? My knowledge of the whole 
Cygwin-structure is too small to have a clear view on this subject.

Thanks,
Bart Du Bois
2e lic student Informatics,
Antwerp - Belgium


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