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# Cygwin User's Guide

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Abstract

Cygwin User's Guide

List of Examples

3.1. Displaying the current set of mount points
3.2. Using @pathname
3.3. Example cygcheck -e/-i usage
3.4. Example cygcheck -f/-l usage
3.5. Searching all packages for a file
3.6. Example cygpath usage
3.7. Using the kill command
3.8. Setting up group entry for current user with different domain/group separator
3.9. Using an alternate home root
3.10. Displaying the current set of mount points
3.11. Adding mount points
3.12. Changing the default prefix
3.13. Changing the default prefix with specific mount options
4.1. Building Hello World with GCC
4.2. 64bit-programming, Using ReadFile, 1st try
4.3. 64bit-programming, Using ReadFile, 2nd try
4.4. Compiling with -g
4.5. "break" in gdb
4.6. Debugging with command line arguments
4.7. Flat profile
4.8. Call graph
4.9. Source line profile
4.10.

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