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From: "BlueFox" <prower2000 AT crosswinds DOT net>
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Subject: Cygwin for typical Windows Development?
Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2000 21:03:07 -0230
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Hello there. ^.^ Maybe this is a silly question, but what the heck..let's
say that you don't really want to program something with a Unix API layer,
but you like the GCC tools. Is Cygwin stable enough/fully featured enough as
a viable platform for programming Windows applications/games? (Particularly
those that provide 3d acceleration, being that it seems to be the most
important feature of games these days ;>)



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