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From: Christian Gagneraud <cgag1c AT freescale DOT com>
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Hi all,

I'm using rpcgen on a redhat 9.0, i whish to port my prog to cygwin.

But it seems that the rpcgen shipped with cygwin differs from the one whipped in 
RH.

I think that the rpcgen from RH comes from the glibc and rpcgen from cygwin 
comes from the "stand alone" package "Sun RPC".

My main problem is that i was using -M option (multithread support) -N option 
(allow multiple args) and that cygwin version of rpcgen doesn't support them.

So i can't reuse my current .x file (and some glue code) in cygwin.

Is there a glibc based version of rpcgen that run with cygwin?

Does anyone have any point out?

Thanks,
Christian


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| Chritian Gagneraud                                      |
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