run programs typed under cygwin under W2K

Wed Jan 28 16:42:00 GMT 2004

At 11:01 AM 1/28/2004, Skippy the Kangoo you wrote:
>Larry Hall a écrit :
>>
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>>Here's my response and an automated translation of it (sorry, I'm not a native French speaker so...)
>>>>You can compile any program you want with Cygwin's
>>compilers. Of course, there can be incompatibilities in programs written specifically for Windows that will make this difficult. But, the only way to know for sure what the
>>problems will be is to try to compile it and work through the problems.
>>>>Vous pouvez compiler n'importe quel programme que vous voulez avec les compilateurs de Cygwin. Bien sûr, il peut y avoir des incompatibilités dans les programmes écrits en particulier pour le Windows qui fera ce
>>difficile. Mais, la seule façon pour savoir exactement que les problèmes seront seront obligé à essayer de le compiler et travail par les problèmes. 

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>sorry, I typed 'hello' and no './hello'

Understood. Yes, '.' is not in your path by default so if you want 
to run a program in your current directory, you must use './<program name>'.
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