Re: cygwinb19.dll question

Re: cygwinb19.dll question

[Christopher G. Faylor]

In article <61DE54BF2110D211AE9F0060083A5711145314.cygnus.gnu-win32@news.vci.com>,
Philip Slaney <pslaney@VCI.com> wrote:
>Is there another address I can send this question to so that I might get
>an answer?  Or perhaps a telephone number so I can get this resolved?
>Thanks in advance for your help.

There is no way that I know of to integrate the cygwin environment into
Visual Studio.  It is possible to link the functions that go into building
the DLL into a library and link that into your program but this is not
something that is provided out-of-the-box.

>> From:	Philip Slaney 
>> Sent:	Tuesday, October 27, 1998 1:29 PM
>> To:	Gnu-Win32 (E-mail)
>> Subject:	cygwinb19.dll question
>> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> I was given this e-mail address by Eric Christopher who responded to
>> me from support@cygnus.com and he told me you were the appropriate
>> folks to field my question:
>> 
>> What is currently in place to support the cygwinxxx.dll in the MS
>> Visual Studio environment?  My question is based on the need to find a
>> replacement/alternative to the Microsoft C runtime library since it
>> requires a large commitment of memory for each process using the
>> library.  If I can staticly link the functionality of your dll into
>> our program we would have an alternate C runtime library.  Is there
>> already an implementation available that I could link to?
>> 
>> I'm sure this subject has come up before, so I appreciate you taking
>> the time to respond to me, or forward the information, or point me in
>> the right direction to answer this question.
>> 
>> Sincerely,
>> Philip Slaney
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RE: cygwinb19.dll question

[Philip Slaney]

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Is there another address I can send this question to so that I might get an answer?  Or perhaps a telephone number so I can get this resolved?  Thanks in advance for your help.



-----Original Message-----
From:   Philip Slaney 
Sent:   Tuesday, October 27, 1998 1:29 PM
To:     Gnu-Win32 (E-mail)
Subject:        cygwinb19.dll question


Hello,


I was given this e-mail address by Eric Christopher who responded to me from support@cygnus.com and he told me you were the appropriate folks to field my question:

What is currently in place to support the cygwinxxx.dll in the MS Visual Studio environment?  My question is based on the need to find a replacement/alternative to the Microsoft C runtime library since it requires a large commitment of memory for each process using the library.  If I can staticly link the functionality of your dll into our program we would have an alternate C runtime library.  Is there already an implementation available that I could link to?

I'm sure this subject has come up before, so I appreciate you taking the time to respond to me, or forward the information, or point me in the right direction to answer this question.

Sincerely,
Philip Slaney

cygwinb19.dll question

[Philip Slaney]

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Title: cygwinb19.dll question





Hello,


I was given this e-mail address by Eric Christopher who responded to me from support@cygnus.com and he told me you were the appropriate folks to field my question:

What is currently in place to support the cygwinxxx.dll in the MS Visual Studio environment?  My question is based on the need to find a replacement/alternative to the Microsoft C runtime library since it requires a large commitment of memory for each process using the library.  If I can staticly link the functionality of your dll into our program we would have an alternate C runtime library.  Is there already an implementation available that I could link to?

I'm sure this subject has come up before, so I appreciate you taking the time to respond to me, or forward the information, or point me in the right direction to answer this question.

Sincerely,
Philip Slaney