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Executing a program on a non-cygwin PC
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- Subject: Executing a program on a non-cygwin PC
- From: Dominique MICOLLET <miko@thetis.u-bourgogne.fr>
- Date: Fri, 23 Apr 1999 10:08:47 +0200 (MET DST)
Hello,
I am discovering cygwin, so my question may be a newbie one or a FAQ, but I was
unable to find an answer in the official FAQ or in the mailing list archives.
Consider two PC under Windows NT : on the first one, cygwin B20 is correctly
installed. On the second one, there is no cygwin.
I wrote and compile a console C program on the first PC : it perfectly execute.
I copy (by network) the executable and cygwin1.dll in a same folder on the
second PC : trying to execute the program, it runs for some seconds, and then
crash.
As there is no cygwin tools on this machine, it is difficult to debug : gdb is
not available, and the error message is so long that it disappears from the top
of the console box.
I figure that I miss something, but I do not know what.
Can somebody give me an answer or a path to a solution ?
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