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Date:	Thu, 31 Jul 2003 12:22:42 +0200
From:	giuseppe catania <giuseppe DOT catania AT mail DOT ing DOT unibo DOT it>
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Subject:	ncurses libraries
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X-log:	by vinavil

Hi,
I recently upgraded to full newer cygwin version via network setup 
installation, but cannot find libncurses.a.  I followed the 2 step 
installation instructions found in FAQ, i.e. first installed ncurses and 
then terminfo and libncurses5,6.
I only found dlls such as cygncurses5(6,7).dll in /bin path, but do not 
know how to link them.  My makefile has -lcurses actually.  Do I have to 
change it ?  How can I make routines such as initscr, stdscr, etc. be 
linked in my programs ?
Thanks a  lot.
giuseppe




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