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Date: Wed, 16 Oct 2002 11:55:15 +0200
From: Pierre Habraken <Pierre DOT Habraken AT imag DOT fr>
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Subject: 1.3.12-2: nanosleep unavailable
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Hello,

I have built gcc 3.2 with support for Ada.
However, every Ada program using the 'delay' statement can't be linked:
the 'delay' statement involves the 'nanosleep' system call the emulation
of which is not provided by the Cygwin dll.

Has anyone encountered the same kind of problem ?
Is there a known workaround ?
Can one reasonably expect that Cygwin implement 'nanosleep' in the
future ?

Thanks for any help,

Pierre
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