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Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2001 17:27:02 GMT
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From: Mark Schoenberg <mark AT emmestech DOT com>
To: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Subject: Re: Compiling with gcc under Cygwin
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Dear Antoinne,

     gcc looks for crt0.o in /usr/lib (I think, possibly /lib) and looks for
stdio.h in /usr/include.  Usually, when Cygwin is installed, the installed
directories get mounted in such a way that gcc can find what it needs.

     There are many sophisticated things one could tell an experienced user,
like check the gcc "spec" file, but perhaps the simplest thing to do is to
reinstall Cygwin and check, using the mount command, that the correct
directories are being mounted.

                          Mark Schoenberg,
                          Emmes Technologies

Check out http://www.emmestech.com


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