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Subject: Re: Concurrent versions of cygwin1.dll on one system
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From: "Franz Wolfhagen" <FRANZW AT dk DOT ibm DOT com>
Date: Tue, 9 Jul 2002 22:52:17 +0200
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I am pretty sure that IBM knows what they are doing - they have used the
cygwin things for many years now (and they include a gpl license).

They are only using precompiled GNU tools - mostly texttools to provide a
minimum posix-alike crossplatform for their system management portfolio.

The Tivoli Software itself is not built with cygwin - it is a mix of a
homebrewed ORB plus java and a lot of other IBM tools...

Med venlig hilsen / Regards
Franz Wolfhagen


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