Darius,
If you run cygcheck on your executable, it should give
you a list of dll's that it depends on. I assume it
will depend on several of the X libraries: libX11.dll,
libXext.dll, etc. You're asking a question that most
people won't know unless they try it. So that would
be my suggestion. Try to create a test installation
with the dependant dll's and see what happens. If
you get an error, "unable to find libfoo" then add it.
Good luck,
--Kevin
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> Hi,
>
> I have ported/developed several large unix / X windows applications
> under cygwin using the exceed xdk for xlibs and as a an X server.
>
> They are running very nicely on my development machine.
>
> Now I want to create a minimal installation to test a user installation,
> just
> necessary executables, and no development environment, etc.
> .
>
> What is the best way to do this -- (and don't say a full installation of
> cygwin.. please, don't say that!)
>
> What is the minimum i need?
>
> Darius Clynes
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