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Shashidhar Dakuri wrote:

> src/src_sharpSAT/MainSolver/FormulaCache.h:9:25: sys/sysinfo.h: No such file or
> directory

That is a glibc header, meaing the program you're trying to build is not
portable and depends on linux-specific features.  Headers with the sys/
prefix tend to mean system-specific so it's generally a bad idea to use
them if you care about portability.

If you want to build it you'll have to either remove the code that needs
that interface or figure out a way to portably achieve the same goal. 
Or you could reimplement the interface in Cygwin, which is what has
happened for a number of linux-specific APIs, but not yet this one.

Brian

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