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Mar 31, 2006, 7:49 AM
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On Fri, 2006-03-31 at 08:30 -0700, Chris Riddoch wrote:
> In my case, I was avoiding the client because of support issues: most
> of
> the organization at my location uses Windows, and although a number of
> users have Cygwin, most of them didn't install the compilers and
> libraries necessary to build the client. It also turns out that
> distributing a Cygwin binary from my box requires a very similar
> Cygwin
> install on other people's machines. Or something. It's complicated.
Well there is no Win32 code in console so it is not native. You need
Cygwin. a few years back I compiled a version in Cygwin and made it
available to our customers. You do not need the Cygwin environment.
You only need the dll. So I created a zip file that contained
console.exe and cygwin?.dll. It worked fine on the cmd.com prompt.
It is console from 7.2.7 though.
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