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Date:	Wed, 30 Apr 2003 21:28:13 -0700
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Subject:	basename() implementation?
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From:	joshk AT triplehelix DOT org (Joshua Kwan)
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Hi all,

I've read the archive and apparently there is a basename function=20
floating around *somewhere* in cygwin. But what header should I use and=20
what header should I link against to use it?

BTW, I'm using libtool now so *supposedly* building shlibs are fixed.

Also, I would like to know why the libtool.m4 for cygwin fancies looking=20
for a fortran compiler in configure! It's totally nonsensical to me, can=20
anyone clear this up or tell me how to get rid of it? There is *no*=20
fortran code in my project.

Regards,
Josh

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