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Date:	Tue, 19 Feb 2002 12:00:29 -0800 (PST)
From:	Joshua Franklin <joshuadfranklin AT yahoo DOT com>
Subject:	Re: cywin!
To:	"pramod m." <chintu AT wam DOT umd DOT edu>
Cc:	cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
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Well, a quick search of the cygwin mailing list about
Java would have unfortunately told you that Java is
not "cygwin-aware". I run javac from cmd.exe for this
reason. You might try wrapping your Java program in
a script like:

CMD.EXE /c "javaprog.exe"

Hope it helps.

--- "pramod m." <chintu AT wam DOT umd DOT edu> wrote:
> if i write a simple java program that uses a
> BufferedReader reader object wrapped from System.in
> and then try to read a line from user and then echo
> it back, cygwin for some reason already has stuff on
> the stream and so without waiting for the user to
> type something in the program fetches that and
> prints it out (it is usually) just a newline.  why
> does this happen!
> 
> i know it's not the program because it works in
> djgpp and other platforms.


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