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Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 13:48:35 +0900
Subject: Re: PGP, or otherwise
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> is there anyone working on porting GnuPG to cygwin?
> i haven't tried to compile it yet, but i'm guessing it would hang on some
things.
> are there any tips on where I should expect some compile-time problems?
> or is it just a matter of  hunt-and-peck until it works?

I'm trying. Haven't got there yet, though. The first thing to note is
that you want to tell it you're on a mingw32 system.Secondly, config.links
gets the calling conventions from assembler wrong.
You should change sysdeps.h to say

#define CSYMBOL(name) _##name

(Actually, that's a hack, there's probably a better way to make it work.)
The next remaining issues I have are:
     undefined reference to `_ctype_'

ctype.h is included, but where should it get _ctype_ from?

     undefined reference to `read_w32_registry_string'

You can get around that by turning off __MINGW32__ for that period, and
it'll do the getenv() thing.

Let me know how it goes. If you can't even get that far, I'm happy to
send you a tarball of what I've done so far.

Simon



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