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Subject: How to compile the cygwin dll's using a functional Cygwin system?
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Hi Folks,

I'm looking for the instructions (I've searched with Google etc.) about 
how to compile the Cygwin DLL's from source using non-Microsoft 
compilers, e.g. those included with a functional Cygwin system.

Is this possible, or do the DLL's have to be built using either free or 
low cost Microsoft compilers?

Thanks,

======Keith

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