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Jeff wrote:

> that version number, but was delighted to see a port of glib there.
> That will be very useful for those apps that expect glib and won't
> build under newlib.

glib != glibc.  And I don't see why this is specific to Cygwin Ports,
because the main Cygwin distro has glib and glib2 as well.  But again
these are *not* in any way related to glibc.

Brian

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