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Subject: Re: Problem with C app compiled under cygwin on win32
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2006 15:19:55 +0000 (UTC)
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> 
> Did you copy the version you compiled on Windows NT (hence 32-bit and
> would use WOW)?  Or did you recompile it on x64?  If you recompiled
> it, what compiler did you use and what options? (show command-line and
> output from "gcc -v", but using your compiler if not just "gcc")


I used the version compiled on Windows NT.  It is 32-bit and I believe it is
using WOW since there's a "*32" besides the application name.  
It should work, no?

I have posted on comp.lang.c
(http://tinyurl.com/yg4zy8) but I'm not sure why that fixes it when the
behaviour of the application should be the same since it uses WOW?

Patrick



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