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From: "Town, Brad" <btown AT ceddec DOT com>
To: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Subject: RE: XEmacs on cygwin weirdness
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2000 11:30:16 -0500
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Charles Wilson wrote:
> P.S. I do have a perfectly good windows-native-XEmacs -- the 
> only reason
> I built this cygwin version was to test my libXpm and 
> libncurses stuff,
> since no one else seems interested.  However, it looks like I've
> stumbled onto some *other* error -- again, 
> cygwin-XEmacs+ncurses+libXpm
> works like a charm as long as I start it from bash... Oh well, if it's
> not one thing it's another.

FWIW, I recompiled several programs (including Midnight Commander and Unix
Frotz) with your latest build of ncurses, and everything works fine.  (I'm
using my fhandler_console patches.)

Brad Town

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