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Subject: Compiling ping.c in cygwin (problem with headers)
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I was compiling the ping.c in the cygwin and got an error messages. Then I
find out that the headers from /usr/include/netinet in Linux and cygwin are
different (ip_icmp.h). How can make the ping.c to be compiled in the cygwin?
Thank you. 
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