Hello, I searched the forum posts and could not find this particular issue. I am new to SE and Cygwin coming from a unix development background (xemacs, vi, gcc, make, grep, sed, awk...) I am running a trial version of SE 2008 right on Windows Vista and have installed Cygwin so I could use gcc as Visual Studio Express 2008 doesn't have some of the basic K&R style C-isms that I am used to (in particular there is no main() method
.) SE seems to have recognized Cygwin was installed and tagged the header files correctly.
I have created a project using the GNU C/C++ Wizard as a C++ executable and build without a makefile. However, when I try to build SE tells me it can't find g++. When I look for g++ from within the cygwin shell it is under /usr/local/bin.
According to other posts on the forum SE uses CMD.EXE and in that shell (as well as windows explorer) c:\cygwin\usr\local\bin has no files under it. The Cygwin documentation doesn't seem to indicate that there is anything special configuration that I need to do. I do find a g++ (and gcc) in c:\cygwin\bin but pointing SE to use those generates some kind of abnormal termination which Vista then tries to find a solution for. Currently I am building from the cygwin shell using make, however, if I purchase SE I would like to use the SE build/debug tools. Any ideas? Is my cygwin install not configured correctly for use with SE?