I believe that this is related to the problem that i
have with gaim.
If the tcl dll included with cygwin conflicts with the
native win32 tcl (still a problem if you don't have
native tcl installed)
When wincvs tries to start up, it probes for a tcl
dll, and when it finds it it tries to load it.
t: Re: wincvs and cygwin
I believe that this is related to the problem that i
have with gaim.
If the tcl dll included with cygwin conflicts with the
native win32 tcl (still a problem if you don't have
native tcl installed)
When wincvs tries to start up, it probes for a tcl
dll, and when it f
Daniel Atallah wrote:
If the tcl dll included with cygwin conflicts with the
native win32 tcl (still a problem if you don't have
native tcl installed)
Yes - I don't think this is a conflict per se, rather than simply
finding and trying to load the cygwin tcl84.dll.
Have there been any significan
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Shankar Unni wrote:
> Daniel Atallah wrote:
>
> > If the tcl dll included with cygwin conflicts with the
> > native win32 tcl (still a problem if you don't have
> > native tcl installed)
>
> Yes - I don't think this is a conflict per se, rather than simply
> finding and trying
The problem lies in that anything that is linked
against the native dll will not work with the cygwin
dll. The problem is simple, the program will use the
first matching dll that it finds in the search path.
It isn't a wincvs (or gaim in my case) problem, there
is nothing that they can really do t
my 2 cents, and what i believe is an easier and more appropriate
solution ( think like you're on unix/linux) - for your cygwin
bash/rxvt/etc terminals explicitely set the path in your .bashrc such
that the cygwin binaries are found first -- and either do not add the
cygwin binary paths to the w
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Reid Thompson wrote:
> my 2 cents, and what i believe is an easier and more appropriate
> solution ( think like you're on unix/linux) - for your cygwin
> bash/rxvt/etc terminals explicitely set the path in your .bashrc such
> that the cygwin binaries are found first -- and eith
I agree with both of you. It is definitely a path
problem, and i also agree that the cygwin bin
shouldn't be in the windows path and vice versa.
However, from the number of bug reports that i have
received from wingaim users, it seems that it is a
common practice to put the cygwin bin directory i
Daniel Atallah wrote:
I agree with both of you. It is definitely a path
problem, and i also agree that the cygwin bin
shouldn't be in the windows path and vice versa.
Well, we also use Cygwin tools from a lot of non-cygwin programs (e.g.
Visual C++), so it has to be in the Windows Path, at least
At 07:36 PM 2/4/2004, Shankar Unni you wrote:
>Daniel Atallah wrote:
>
>>I agree with both of you. It is definitely a path
>>problem, and i also agree that the cygwin bin
>>shouldn't be in the windows path and vice versa.
>
>Well, we also use Cygwin tools from a lot of non-cygwin programs (e.g. Vi
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