From: Gour Date: 2003-11-18T03:22:40+09:00 Subject: Re: Microsoft's C/C++ compiler freely available Berger, Daniel (djberge@qwest.com) wrote: > First, I've never heard of cygwin/mingw being used in a corporate > setting. It's either *nix or Windows, not *nix on Windows. Even in a > mixed environment, such as the one I'm in, you would never develop a > Windows app under cygwin because you can't require that cygwin be > installed on the client's machine. Small correction. You don't need cygwin to use MinGW. It works nicely with MSYS and provided shell-lile environment. > Second, I can't count on a shared object built under cygwin to work on > Windows without cygwin installed, even if I avoid fork. It's just not a > risk I'm willing to take. MinGW produced libraries works with MSVCRT. Sincerely, Gour -- Gour gour@mail.inet.hr Registered Linux User #278493