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Pierre Baillargeon wrote:
> Problem: when running a program from bash and the program requires a DLL 
> that is missing (or lacks a particular function), I do not get any error 
> message nor dialog box. Only a exit status of 128. Can I change this 
> behavior?
> 
> What I expected is a dialog would pop-up saying "XYZ.dll not found" like 
> cmd.exe does, for example.

I assume you are running 'on the glass'? Are you using rxvt or some 
other terminal emulator other than Windows CUI (which you get running 
'bash' either directly or via direct invocation of either a .bat or 
cmd.exe), especially something that is known to cause this like a local 
putty session?

-- 
Matthew
'$ time make world' -> real 5d:14h:37m:5.291s  user 0m:0.000s  sys 
4d:2h:14m:43.712s


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