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Subject: Porting from SUN Solaris to Cygwin
Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 10:25:12 -0600
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From: "Lerohl, John K" <john DOT k DOT lerohl AT boeing DOT com>
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We're porting several hundred SLOCs from a SUN Solaris environment to
Windows XP PCs.  The initial port was done with MKS Toolkit on lab
machines.  We're looking at using Cygwin for cost reasons.  We have a
hundred or so users with desktops outside the lab.  

We're getting an odd error when we try and run some of the Aps on our
"out-of-lab" machines.  These are the more complex, memory intensive
Applications.  They're compiling cleanly with Cygwin, but fail to run.
They return the following error message:

"*** MapViewOfFileEx(0x740, in_h 0x740) failed, Win32 error 6"

We had these applications running under Windows 2000, but over the
holidays, our company upgraded to Windows XP.  Since then - no luck.
We're currently using the MicroSoft 6.0 C-compiler and .NET Framework
SDK v1.1.  The Cygwin version we're using is 1.5.11-1.

Any ideas?

Thanks much.

Jack Lerohl
John DOT k DOT lerohl AT boeing DOT com
281-226-8506  

  

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