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From: "Cook, Henry" <Henry.Cook@covidien.com>
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Subject: RE: g++ fails in cc1plus due to path
Date: Tue, 20 May 2014 21:52:42 +0000
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Thanks Chris.  It was indeed the cygwin1.dll.  I have an old version of cygwin installed (2.774) along with this one 2.850 (32 bit).  All of the mirrors are down from that version, so I installed a new one.  Reading the forum, I thought it was OK to have multiple versions of cygwin installed, but I suppose the cygwin1.dll file is an exception to that.


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