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Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 15:59:40 -0500
From: Steve Robbins <smr AT sumost DOT ca>
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Subject: Does exit code 53 mean missing DLLs?
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Hello,

I have built a complicated piece of code that depends on several 3rd  
party libs.  When I run it, however, it exits prematurely with no  
output to stdout nor stderr, no corefile, nothing.  But the exit  
status is always 53.

I'm beginning to wonder if this is telling me something ;-)

I realized later that I have linked against some DLLs that aren't in a  
standard place.  I expected to get some kind of "cannot find DLL"  
error at startup, but perhaps "error 53" is the way windows tells me  
this?

Thanks,
-Steve

P.S.  What's the equivalent of linux's "ldd" for cygwin?


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