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HI

I'm running into the pipe_byte problem while trying to use 
Visual-Studio's C compiler from inside cygwin.
I'm running latest cygwin (from a few days ago).

Specifically, I'm building LibreOffice on a 64-bit Windows7 box.

Is there any way to trigger the pipe_byte option for certain executables?
I'm trying to avoid having to dig around inside the hugely complex 
LibreOffice build scripts.

Thanks, Noel Grandin

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