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From: "Simon Ouellette" <einherj AT hotmail DOT com>
To: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Subject: Libnet, libpcap, winpcap...
Date: Tue, 09 Oct 2001 20:04:17 -0400
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You've probably seen these questions quite a few times, but I searched 
through the mailing list archive and couldn't find the answers, so here we 
go:

1 - Is it possible to install Libnet and/or libpcap in cygwin ? If yes, how 
?

2 - Can I write C programs under Cygwin that use the WinPCap library I 
installed ? How do I link to it with gcc ? I know that you use the -l 
argument to link win32 libraries, but what would the name of the WinPCap 
library be(if it's possible to use it) ?

3 - Are IP raw sockets supported or not under Cygwin ?

Thanks for any help.

Simon Ouellette

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