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From: Eyermann Horst ICP CD DP D11 <horst.eyermann@bch.siemens.de>
To: cygwin@sourceware.cygnus.com
Cc: horst@freedict.de
Subject:  is it right to ask it here?
Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2000 08:38:13 +0100 
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Hello,
I am using linux for two years now, and I like the DICT server
protocol (for dictionaries). Now I would like to get the package translated
to
the DOS environment, as it offers many features. However, I did not do any
real
programming so far, so I do need some help in fixing things. 
Or perhaps someone would be willing to port it? - I would appreciate that
very
much, and sould save some anoying questions...


My fist question is:
The compiler gets stuck, when the net part should be linked due to a missing
"nsl" library - I know it´s on linux, but I have not found out, where it
comes
from. Can anyone help, please?


Thanks for porting the compiler & tools (it`s great to have bash on win95)


Horst


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