Re: Cygwin 2.6.0 Fork issue

[Mark Geisert <mark@maxrnd.com>]

Rashi Singhal wrote:
> Hi ,
> Thanks for information provided.
>
> I tried putting cygwin/ bin path in first place in environment
> variables. But result remain same.

OK.

> Yes all other DLL's getting loaded are either pervasive dll or windows
> native dll.

You might be missing the essential point here.  Windows-native DLLs that make 
use of the Microsoft C runtime are not compatible with Cygwin.  They will not 
work properly.  If Actian Pervasive separately supplies their code as Cygwin 
DLLs, you must use those.

> I have doubt ,.Is there any compilation variable or cygwin varaible
> set for autoloading all dll's

Not sure why you're asking this.

> As in same windows 2012 system this extra DLL's are not getting loaded
> with previous versions of cywin and Fork is working there.

You're saying that on this same computer, running Win 2012, this sample code ran 
properly under a previous version of Cygwin?  Which version was that?

> I have downloaded the source also, I check some varibel there if you can help.

Which source have you downloaded?  Whose source?

> Looks like program just hangs child process after open call and never
> comes back.
>
>    Please suggest what I can check .

Your sample program is getting exceptions (i.e., is faulting) even before it 
fork()s the child process.  The child is faulting the same way.  This looks 
pretty much like your sample program was built with incorrect assumptions.

You can try posting the compilation (and linking) command(s) that you used to 
build your btrsamp.exe program.  Maybe there's something obvious there that 
somebody here can see.  We can't help you debug your program though, and you 
can't mix Windows-native DLLs that use Microsoft C runtime with Cygwin code.

..mark

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