Subject: Re: Compiling egcs
From: [email-masked] (jjd)

27 Jul 1998 09:07:11 -0700
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>>will this newly compiled egcs produce executables that can
>>run on Win 95/NT?
>>
>
>Yes, if you set the NT Path so that it includes $CYGFS/H-i386-cygwin32 in the
>search for .dll (and .exe).  You will want this anyway, as it enables you to
>use cygwin tools together with NT commands.  If you want to run on a machine
>where cygwin32 isn't installed, you must bring along the necessary .dll (at
>least cygb19.dll) or use mingw32.

sorry for the question but how is this possible?  i mean,
i thought it egcs produces code for unix (a.out/elf/coff --
i don't really know what format).  if that is so, what other
target machines is it able to output?  can you please explain
further?

Regards,
John Jun

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