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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2001 16:27:48 -0800 (PST)
From: Zakir Kanbur <zkanbur AT yahoo DOT com>
Subject: running C programs in Cygwin
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Dear Sir,

I have recently installed cygwin in my pc-computer and
now I am using it. I have a
program packet that contains C source programes so I
need run it properly in 
cygwin. Preveously I used the packet in Sun
workstation.

I compiled the program using gcc compiler and I did
not have any problem ignoring 
some warnings and I use bash (I was usin csh in Sun).
The problem I countered is 
related the results. I can not have proper results as
I had before in Sun. When I 
display the result in a viewer, I realized the result
involve some extrime values that I 
have never had. Cygwin is a different platform then I
used before (same thing is 
happening in Linux too). I think I am missing
something. I do everthing same in both 
platform. Is there anything I should concider or what
should I do? Please send me 
your comment about this problem.

Thanks for your consideration.

Z. Kanbur
zkanbur AT yahoo DOT com

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