05-24-2009
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Originally Posted by
jae99
I have no idea. I am using windows vista with cygwin. How would I find out?
You can go to the Cygwin web site and see what C compilers they support, if any.
Please post back with your answer.
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LEARN ABOUT OPENSOLARIS
compile_link
COMPILE_LINK(1p) User Contributed Perl Documentation COMPILE_LINK(1p)
NAME
compile_link -- compile and copy Interchange link CGI
VERSION
1.0
SYNOPSIS
compile_link [-p NNNN] [-s sfile] [-h host] [-w N] \
[--perl] [-nf] [-o outputfile] [-b dir] [-s dir]
DESCRIPTION
The "compile_link" program configures (including compilation if necessary) a link CGI for talking to the Interchange server daemon.
If the --perl option is given, it will not compile but instead use the tlink.pl program, setting its variables as needed.
Designed to be used in conjunction with Interchange's makecat.
OPTIONS
-b dir, --build=dir
Sets the directory where the build files will be made. Default is "src" in the Interchange software directory.
-h hostname, --host=hostname
Sets the host address or host name that should be compiled into the TCP-based link program. This sets the default, which still can be
overridden by "MINIVEND_HOST" in the environment of the executing process.
-p NNNN, --port=NNNN
Sets the port number that should be compiled into the TCP-based link program. This sets the default, which still can be overridden by
"MINIVEND_PORT" in the environment of the executing process. The port must be higher than 1024.
-s sfile, --socket=sfile
The name of the UNIX-domain socket file which should be compiled into the UNIX-domain link program. This sets the default, which still
can be overridden by "MINIVEND_SOCKET" in the environment of the executing process.
--source=dir
Sets the directory containing the source files. Default is "src" in the Interchange software directory.
-w N, --timeout=N
The number of seconds the link program should wait for a connection before sending its timeout page.
SEE ALSO
makecat(1), http://www.icdevgroup.org/
AUTHOR
Mike Heins
perl v5.14.2 2012-01-23 COMPILE_LINK(1p)