I am using fork in my program on windows using gcc (cygwin). It runs fine on my system. but I want to run on other systems which dont have cygwin. How can I do that?
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I am using fork in my program on windows using gcc (cygwin). It runs fine on my system. but I want to run on other systems which dont have cygwin. How can I do that?
Your program requires the existence of
cygwin1.dllon the target computer. One way to ensure this is to tell your users that at least a minimal installation of Cygwin is required. Another way is to distributecygwin1.dlland any other related dll’s in accordance with the terms of their licenses. The Cygwin FAQ has some useful information on this.