has anybody tried this and has any success with it. [...]
*woot* You try to build C::B inside Cygwin? I wonder why you do that - honestly. The article shows how to attach the Cygwin compiler to C::B on native Windows. Thus you don't need a Cygwin environment for C::B to work. To run the compiled programs in a Cygwin bash you can configure the bash as a "Tool" inside C::B. I (personally) see no reason to compile C::B with the Cygwin compiler but I can think of ~1000m things that can go wrong... ;-)
With regards, Morten.
Hi Morten,
I'm using a bleeding edge version of gdb 6.4 with or32 support which will only compile under cygwin -
theres no mingw port available - GDB reports invalid paths when invoked with the IDE and also mangles
paths - this maybe to do with the different compile platforms used for the IDE and GDB tool - this is an
attempt to clarify whether this is the problem
Wayne