Mail Archives: cygwin/2002/11/20/05:02:57
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>Subject: Re: Conflict between libcygwin.a and GCC core libraries
> From: Markus Gerwinski <markus AT gerwinski DOT de>
> Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2002 10:36:14 +0100
> To: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
>
>Max Bowsher wrote:
>> Actually, pipe and kill might not be. Don't know. You'd have to look and
>> find out.
>
>Well, the undefined references to pipe and kill were "solved" by linking
>one of the "forbidden" libraries (-lcygwin, -lc, -lg...), so it seems there
>are at least dummy implementations, or do I misinterpret this?
>
>As it looks like now, my only alternatives are: Linking one of those
>"forbidden" libraries and getting a "multiple definition of `atexit'",
>or not linking them and getting that bunch of undefined references.
>
>What can I do here? I've been sitting on this problem for a week now, and
>I don't have any ideas what more to try.
You are mixing the Cygwin and MinGW environments. This *will not work*. The thing you are trying to compile does not appear to have been ported to allow it to run on native Windows, and to run it on Cygwin would require a Cygwin-compiled gtk+, which is a whole new can of worms.
You have 2 options, as far as I can see - give up, or devote lots of time to either porting GPA, or compiling a Cygwin gtk+ (and all its many dependencies.)
Max.
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