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Date:	Fri, 11 Oct 2002 16:31:47 +0100
From:	William S Fulton <wsf AT fultondesigns DOT co DOT uk>
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Subject:	Guile's dynamic-link and guile-config on Cygwin
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Has anyone got Guile and dynamic-link working under Cygwin? I've tried 
all sorts, mostly resulting in segmentation faults or a 'file not found' 
error message when running the code. I am trying to get SWIG and Guile 
working on Cygwin like it does on other Unix boxes as Cygwin has for the 
first time released a stable Guile package (1.6.0).

Also an installation issue... I installed the 'guile' and guile-devel' 
packages using Cygwin Setup. When I run 'guile-config info includedir' 
to get the location of header files it reports /nonexistent/include. 
Would it be possible for the 'guile-devel' package to correct this when 
it is installed?

Thanks
William




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