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From: Roy <roytam AT gmail DOT com>
Subject: cygwin-1.7, stty min 0, and console/terminals
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2014 15:06:47 +0800
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Hello list,

I tried to build 8086tiny on cygwin-1.7.28.2, it builds successfully. Then  
I use runme script to startup 8086tiny as in *nix, which calls `stty min  
0` so 8086tiny can read keyboard without waiting.
But I found that cygwin-1.7 keeps returning previous char even if there is  
no input, while Linux and cygwin-1.5 do not have such behavior.

and if I run script with cygwin bash without terminal program like mintty,  
but run from command prompt, the stty call fails. Why does it fail with  
"unable to perform all requested operations"?

Best regards,
Roy


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