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From: "Brian J. Ackermann" <brianj774 AT gmx DOT net>
To: <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
Subject: Convince the Supervisor Time...
Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2001 11:47:33 -0500
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Hello,

Myself and another co-worker have been interested in cygwin for quite some
time now, and we've finally managed to convince our management to consider
adding cygwin to our tool-set.

Basically, our situation would be the integration of various Visual Studio
applications with perl applications and shell scripts.

Presently we are just using VS and batch files.

Our questions mostly are pointed at other developers/integrators who are
doing similar things.

Is cygwin/[bash , perl] up to the task of full scale production.  Are there
any memory leaks or other things that would prevent us from going where we
desire?

Thanks for your consideration,

Brian J. Ackermann
API


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