Hi guys
Compiler: Cygwin
OS : Windows 7 (64 bit)
C-Skills: Basic Understanding
So... I'm trying to make my cygwin compiler work with the cURL library, but it isn't really working all that well...
I've tried to completely re-install cygwin, by first removing the folder I stored cygwin in and then install cygwin with the 4 different cURL library's possible.
I can call functions...
4 results in 0.0047 seconds.
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Why doesn't my cygwin work with the cURL example?
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accessing nfs symbolic link (absolute path) from cygwin/windows
Is there away to access some NFS symlink files that are set using absolute paths from Windows?
I'm able to access symlink files is there are set using relative paths.
Assume on Linux (mylinux):
/usr/local/file.c
ln -s /usr/local/file.c fileX1.c (absolute path)
ln -s file.c fileX2.c (relative path)
Assume samba has been set up, so I can open these files on Windows:
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Cygwin sockets: getaddrinfo undeclared
Im using cygwin to test the code of a server I am writing.
I've included sys/types.h, sys/socket.h, netdb.h, and arpa/inet.h.
And this is the output..
...Code:../../../sockets.cpp: In constructor `network_class::network_class()': ../../../sockets.cpp:64: error: aggregate `addrinfo hints' has incomplete type a nd cannot be defined ../../../sockets.cpp:69: error: `getaddrinfo' undeclared (first use
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converting pointers cointents into a string
trying to write a program to write the configuration files for a load of wireless access points. i've never been a good programmer and haven't done any for nearly a decade so have obviously made some mistakes, i'm using cygwin on a windows pc and it seems that some functions cause stack overflows so am using fgets instead of fgetc (don't know y it solved the problem but that part is working).
my problem now is that i am reading strings a...
