Mail Archives: cygwin/2001/10/01/23:40:35
Err...it's not just those directories that are missing. Setup
automatically creates the appropriate directories -- if there are files
that "want" to be put in them. Conclusion: not one of the 40 or so
cygwin packages contains a single "foo.4" man page or "foo.2" man page.
e.g. We don't have documentation for "ANSI C functions such as fread,
fwrite, etc)". If you can find a free (as in speech, as in beer) source
for them, please contribute.
--Chuck
Abhijit Patait wrote:
> Hi
>
> I recently installed cygwin. However, I do not know
> why the installation program did not install all the
> 'man' pages. I checked in the /usr/man directory
> (where 'man' looks for documentation by default when
> MANPATH is empty - which is the case on my computer)
> and found that the directories /usr/man/man2 and
> /usr/man/man4 are missing (man1, man3, man4, man5,
> man7, man8, man9 are there). The man pages that I was
> looking for (those for ANSI C functions such as fread,
> fwrite, etc) are probably supposed to be in those
> directories and hence 'man' cannot find them.
>
> Could someone tell me how I do I install the man pages
> for everything?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> -Abhijit
>
>
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