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Date: Tue, 13 May 2008 16:21:24 +0300
From: David Ziants <dziants AT 013 DOT net>
Subject: Recently installed cygwin - cannot install gcc
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Installed cygwin under Windows XP prof, and the basic environment works. 
I cannot do gcc nor can I find reference to the compiler under any of 
the bin directories.


Have run the setup a second time (as advised by documentation) and also 
tried reinstalling from a different mirror. Explicitly tried to 
install/reinstall the "develop" package where gcc is supposed to be 
installable from.


Could not glean any hints from the log file.


What have I missed? What did I do wrong?


David Ziants

dziants at 013 dot net


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