While Common C++ does try to support the "native" win32 environment and
services, even when compiling mingw32 and cygwin32, it may be possible to
support a fully posixified "windows" environment, such as cygwin32 with the win32 pthread library offers, by compiling under the "posix" source tree rather than the "win32" source tree. My question is simply if there is interest in supporting a "posixfied" windows target in Common C++ in addition to the "native" windows target.
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While Common C++ does try to support the "native" win32 environment and
services, even when compiling mingw32 and cygwin32, it may be possible to
support a fully posixified "windows" environment, such as cygwin32 with the win32 pthread library offers, by compiling under the "posix" source tree rather than the "win32" source tree. My question is simply if there is interest in supporting a "posixfied" windows target in Common C++ in addition to the "native" windows target.
wait, me and Fritz Elfert have done some additions to the m4 macros, so CommonC+ compiles under cygwin.
ciao,
-hen