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Good news, Bad news : Win32
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- Subject: Good news, Bad news : Win32
- Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1999 16:37:23 +0900
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The good news is, I got zsh 3.1.6 running under Cygwin 20 on Win NT.
(No, I don't know why.) This doesn't appear in Etc/MACHINES so I
thought you might like to know about it.
It required a small fix to builtin.c before it would compile:
1063c1063
< #ifdef __CYGWIN
---
> #ifdef __CYGWIN__
Just a typo, I guess, since __CYGWIN__ is used everywhere else.
The bad news is, it seems to eat terminal control codes; ^C, ^Z
^\ and so on no longer do any thing at all, and ^D doesn't exit but
functions like a tab. It *may* be a Cygwin thing because stty doesn't
seem to behave reasonabily (`unable to perform all requested
operations') when I try and set up the keys manually - however,
Cygnus' bash works as expected. Freezing the tty doesn't help,
neither does zsh -f
I'm not particularly bothered, but one of you might be.
Keep up the good work,
Simon
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