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Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2007 17:11:15 +1000
From: Casey <caseyclaydon@fastmail.com.au>
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I am wanting to use InspIRCd IRC Server for Windows (C++ Modular IRCd).

InspIRCd has stopped coming out with new versions of InspIRCd for 
Windows as it does not support shared objects (modules).

Will cygwin have support for shared objects later on with new releases?


Thank You

Casey

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