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Subject:	Finding Autogen
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Hi,

I'm trying to build a project which requires Autogen but my cygwin
environment doesn't seem to have it.

 $ autogen
 bash: autogen: command not found

Autogen doesn't appear in the list of packages to install when I run
Setup, and the "find" facility on cygwin.com suggests a list of
packages, most of which I already have.

How do I find/use Autogen?

Thanks a lot,
Adam

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Adam Richardson
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