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From: Kenton Varda <temporal AT gauge3d DOT org>
To: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Subject: -mno-cygwin and C++
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 21:22:51 -0600
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I just updated my copy of cygwin today, and it appears that using -mno-cygwin 
no longer works with C++.  When I try to include STL headers, I get "file not 
found" errors.  I tried adding -I/usr/include/g++-3 to the command line, but 
that just led to linker errors related to __errno and other symbols, 
presumably because it tried to link against cygwin's libstdc++.a rather than 
mingw's.

Next, I tried installing gcc-2.95.2-mingw-extra.tar.gz as I had to with my 
old copy of cygwin.  With this, my only error was "undefined reference to 
_imp___HUGE_dll".  I looked for a new version of this package for gcc-2.95.3, 
but found none...

So, what is the latest hack required to make C++ work with -mno-cygwin?  
Perhaps, in a future version, this will work without special hacks? :/

Thanks...

-Kenton Varda

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