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#CYGWIN TUTORIAL WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
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#CYGWIN TUTORIAL WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#

Now, you are going to install the following packages( they are under Perl category): Perl-ExtUtils-Depends : Build perl XS that depend on other XS. Repeat the same steps(1,2,3) for the remaining packages. You will find that the package is checked Step 7: In the “Select Packages” window, you are going to install the following packages( they are under Devel category): gcc-core gcc-g++ gettext-devel libgcc1 libstdc++6 make mingw-runtime mingw-w32apiġ- Type the package name in the Search field 2- Expand the category 3- Click the arrow here

#CYGWIN TUTORIAL WINDOWS 10 DOWNLOAD#

Step 6: Select a mirror (click next) To save your download time, please choose the one nearest to you! Check : Try: Japan: .jp(ftp), .jp(ftp), .jp(ftp), .jp(http), .jp(http), ftp.yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp (http) Step 5: Use whatever internet connection settings (click next) Step 4: Use default local package directory (click next) Step 3: Install to default location If your OS is Windows 7, choose this option If your OS is Vista, choose this option

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NOTE: Make sure to change your PC user name to your original name before you start to install Cygwin Step 1: run the Cygwin installer. Clicking on categories and packages in the setup.exe package installation screen will provide you with the ability to control what is installed or updated. Note that, when installing packages for the first time, setup.exe does not install every package.

#CYGWIN TUTORIAL WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#

Run setup.exe any time you want to update or install a Cygwin package. Gives the ability to use familiar UNIX tools without losing access to “typical” MS-Windows programs Installing the X Windows System on Cygwin is next.Presentation on theme: "Cygwin Tutorial 1."- Presentation transcript:Ģ What is Cygwin? Cygwin offers a UNIX like environment on top of MS-Windows.

Again, you could have done the last few steps using the Windows Command Prompt, instead of the Cygwin Command Prompt.

Type " cat hello.cpp" to view the file on screen, and check that the spelling mistake is fixed.

Type " ls" or " ls -l" to make sure you can see " hello.cpp".

Note (if you are not using Notepad) the file MUST be saved as plain text

Change the text "was't" to read "wasn't", and save and quit the program.

Open the hello.cpp file (i.e C:\Cygwin\Home\ username\hello.cpp) with a text editor (like Notepad).

(where username is your windows username)

In windows, using the short cut made in Part I, Step 7, open this folder:.

You might have noticed a spelling mistake in the example program (was't should be wasn't).

You can run the compiler (g++) from inside Cygwin, or in the Windows command prompt (DOS Screen).

We can re-compile it from within the windows command line ("DOS Screen") by typing:Īs before, this will create the hello.exe file.

They should both run the program in the windows command window ("DOS Screen"). You should see the " hello.cpp" and " hello.exe" files. (where username is your Windows username)

Type in the following to change directory to where we put the hello.cpp file:.

A black window should appear (often called a "DOS Screen").

Now run the windows command line ("DOS Screen") by using the Windows start menu, run, and typing in " cmd".

quit Cygwin, either by typing "exit" or clicking on the X in the top right of the screen.

They should both run your program which prints a simple message to the screen.

Try typing either of the following and press enter:.

These should show the " hello.cpp" file and the new " hello.exe" file

Type " ls" and enter, or " ls -l" and enter.

It tells the GNU C++ compiler (g++) to take the input file hello.cpp and make an output file called hello.exe (the -o is for output). This should take a little while, but no error messages should appear.

Type the following command, and press enter:.

Download this "Hello World" test program (hello.cpp), save it in your "Cygwin Home" (see Part One):.