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Subject:	Re: libtiff, libjpeg, cygwin compile problems
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Paul J. Lucas wrote:
> 	I'm trying to compile libtiff (using libjpeg) under cygwin and
> 	I'm getting all kinds of compile-time errors.  FYI: I need to
> 	compile with the -mno-cygwin flag to gcc since my software as a
> 	whole can't depend on the end-user having cygwin installed.

You're not really compiling for cygwin.  When you use -mno-cygwin, 
you're compiling for native windows.  I don't support jpeg/tiff for 
anything other than pure cygwin.  You'll have better luck looking here:

http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/

Those guys do native-windows (e.g. -mno-cygwin) ports (although they 
actually use the mingw compiler, not the cygwin compiler in -mno-cygwin 
mode).

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Chuck
cygwin jpeg/tiff maintainer

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