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Subject:	Compiling apt on cygwin
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Hello,

I am trying to compile apt on cygwin, but I get errors during the 
"./configure" stage of the process. The script says that it can't 
determine my glibc version number or my libstdc++ version number. It 
also spits out serveral errors that say "[make] *** Error 2". And then 
fails. I don't know if this is from not having the dependency programs 
installed, or if this is from incompatibility with cygwin. Any help 
would be appreciated.

Sincerely,
Philip


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