Thread: [isugamedev-devel] gcc on windows?

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if I compile an application in cygwin using gcc will it run in windows?
j

Yeah, it's still a Windows application.  It depends on the Cygwin DLL 
(and maybe others), though.

Josh Brown wrote:
> if I compile an application in cygwin using gcc will it run in windows?
> j
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Wasn't there a -no-cygwin or something like that to remove the cygwin.dll 
dependancy?

Johnathan

On Thursday 28 November 2002 01:09 am, you wrote:
> Yeah, it's still a Windows application.  It depends on the Cygwin DLL
> (and maybe others), though.
>
> Josh Brown wrote:
> > if I compile an application in cygwin using gcc will it run in windows?
> > j
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Yeah, you can use -mno-cygwin to use gcc as a plain Win32 C/C++ 
compiler.  It means you don't depend on Cygwin, but you also no longer 
can use standard UNIX function calls.

Chad

Johnathan G. wrote:
> Wasn't there a -no-cygwin or something like that to remove the cygwin.dll 
> dependancy?
> 
> Johnathan
> 
> On Thursday 28 November 2002 01:09 am, you wrote:
> 
>>Yeah, it's still a Windows application.  It depends on the Cygwin DLL
>>(and maybe others), though.
>>
>>Josh Brown wrote:
>>
>>>if I compile an application in cygwin using gcc will it run in windows?
>>>j