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From: Richard Foulk <richard AT skydive1 DOT com>
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Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2006 11:06:08 -1000
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Subject: library paths
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Running cygwin on a number of diverse machines, accessability of
cygwin1.dll and others can be a problem.

We use perl a lot and are looking into building a standard routine for
the beginning of each script that will add to the path where necessary.
And perhaps even remove from the path if two or more instances of the
key libraries are found.

Has anyone done something like this?  Any suggestions?


Thanks

Richard


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