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From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Mikael_=C5sberg?= <mikas493 AT student DOT liu DOT se>
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Subject: Re: Cygwin function for getting the current directory?
Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 22:39:02 +0200
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Thanks for the reply, Ken. I am indeed programming in a compiled language, 
C++ to be more specific. And, yes, English is my second language. Thanks for 
pointing out the POSIX fucntion getcwd() to me, it seems to be just what I 
was looking for. I didn't have a man page for it, even though I think I 
installed all documentation for Cygwin. Maybe I missed some package or maybe 
it's missing, it doesn't matter very much since there are plenty of online 
man pages.

But Cygwin doesn't emulate all of Posix, only parts of it, right?

/ M 



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