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The Cygwin toolkit provides Unix tools on the Windows platform. You need only install the Cygwin toolkit if you are rebuilding from source under Windows and intend to develop your own actors using Java using third party Java packages.
Installing and Updating Cygwin Packages Installing and Updating Cygwin for 64-bit versions of Windows. Run setup-x8664.exe any time you want to update or install a Cygwin package for 64-bit windows. The signature for setup-x8664.exe can be used to verify the validity of this binary. Installing and Updating Cygwin for 32-bit versions of Windows. Complete Walkthrough on How to Install Cygwin on Windows.Instructions:First step: Check the System type of your computer (32 bit or 64 bit).Second step:http.
Rather than installing Cygwin, it may be easier to follow the Eclipse instructions and use the $PTII/.classpath.default.
An alternative way to rebuild from sources on all platforms is to use Apache ant, which requires neither Cygwin nor Apache. See ant $PTII/doc/coding/ and $PTII/build.default.xml.
*How to compile redis 5 for windows 10 using cygwin gcc. This is for testing redis on windows 10 only. Not for Production!! Use it on your own risk, your anti virus may detect it as a virus its not! Motivation: I was looking for redis windows build to test some redis c client and to my surprise i havent found one so quickly i complied one.
*Append ’; C: cygwin bin’ to Variable value: (semicolon is very important) Select ’Ok’ to close both ’Environmental Variables’ and ’System Properties’ windows. Creating link for starting X-windows: Create a shortcut to C: cygwin bin Run.exe (on your desktop is probably a good place to do this). Right click on the shortcut and select properties.
Under Windows, the reason to install the Cygwin toolkit is so that ./configure may be run and packages like Java 3D found in your environment. The $PTII/.classpath.default file refers only to resources included in the Ptolemy II download and does not refer to other packages such as Java 3D for Windows. Eclipse users who are using third party packages will need configure the Eclipse build path by hand.
Note that compile your own actors, you will also need the javac compiler. The javac compiler is part of the JDK, which is available at: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html. The javac compiler is not present in the Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
The Cygwin home page is at http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/
Complete installation instructions can be found at http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/faq.
Compiling the Ptolemy II Matlab interface and Java Native Interface (JNI) actor requires that the a C compiler be installed. The Matlab interface requires that Matlab be installed on the local machine.
Under Windows, to build the Matlab interface, it may be necessary to use MinGW from http://www.mingw.org. Recent versions of Cygwin seem to include what is necessary, so if you are building the Matlab interface, try Cygwin first and if that does not work, try installing MinGW separately.Contents
*Problems and solutions Cygwin Installation instructions
* Download the Cygwin setup from https://cygwin.com/install.html. Note that there are two versions, one for 32-bit, the other for 64-bit. Most versions of Windows are 64-bit. See 32-bit or 64-bit for details. The instructions below assume 64-bit.
* Double click on the setup executable that was downloaded.
* In the ’Open File - Security Warning’ window, click Run.
* In the ’Cygwin Net Release Setup Program’ window, click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Choose Installation Type’ window, keep the default of Install from Internet. and click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Choose Installation Directory’ window, keep the default Root Directory C:cygwin64 and Install for All Users, click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Choose Local Package Directory’ window, keep the default and click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Select Connection Type’ window, keep the defaults and click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Choose Download Site(s)’ window, select a nearby download site and click Next.
*Finally, the ’Cygwin Setup - Select Packages’ window comes up! This window is populated with a default set of packages to download. The ’View’ button on the upper right toggles through different views. Click on the ’View’ button until Full is displayed. (The window below was resized so as to better fit the screen. Your view may vary.)
* The next steps are to add a number of packages by typing the name of each of the packages below into the Search window fo the ’Cygwin Setup - Select Packages’ Window and then click on the ’Skip’ icon until the version number is displayed. In the window below, gcc-core has been entered in to the Search window and two packages have been selected. For each of the packages listed below, enter the package name into the Search window, and then click on the Skip icon until a version number is displayed (The version numbers that were present in November, 2014 are shown, more recent runs of setup will have later versions):
*diffutils 3.3-2
*make 4.0-2
*subversion 1.8.10-2 If you plan on using the Matlab interface or doing significant development, add these packages.
*autoconf 13-1 (Used to update $PTII/configure)
*automake 1.14.1-1 (Used by Viptos)
*binutils 2.24-51.6
*bison 3.0.2-1 (Used by Viptos)
*emacs 24.4-2 (Used by Viptos)
*emacs-el 24.4-2 (Used by Viptos)
*gcc-core 4.8.3-5. Select gcc-core and mingw64-x86_64-gcc-core 4.8.3-5 (Used by Matlab)
*gcc-g++ 4.8.3-5. Also select mingw64-x86_64-gcc-g++ 4.8.2-1 (Used by Matlab)
*gperf 3.0.4-2 (Used by Viptos)
*libexpat-devel 2.1.0-3 (Used by BCVTB in $PTII/lbnl)
*rpm 4.11.1-1 (Used by Viptos)
*unzip (Used by FMI)
*zip (Used by FMI)
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Select Packages’ window, click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Resolving Dependencies’ window, click Next.
* The download and installation will proceed
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Installation Status and Create Icons’ window, select Create icons on the Desktop and Add icon to Start Menu, then hit Finish.
*c:/cygwin64/etc/passwd is created during the Cygwin installation. If your Windows account is a domain account and not a local account, then you may need to add an entry to c:/cygwin64/etc/passwd by hand. To do this, start up the Cygwin bash shell by clicking on the Bash icon. Then use the mkpasswd command to append a line with your login information, for example, user ’cxh’ used: mkpasswd -h will print out help for the mkpasswd command
* Follow the instructions in the Set the value of the PTII environment variable sectionProblems and solutions$’r’: command not found
The problem is that shell scripts such as $PTII/bin/vergil may fail:
The solution is to set bash to ignore carriage returns ’r’,
Another possible solution is to create a ~/.bash_profile that contains To find your home directory, start up Cygwin bash and type cd;pwd. Then use an editor like Wordpad.
See also:
*http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-announce/2006-12/msg00026.html - The 2006 Cygwin announcement that covers this.
* This problem is similar to the Cygwin CR/NL problems. What has changed is that the Cygwin installer appears to no longer offer the possibility of selecting DOS as the default file type.
*http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.os.cygwin/115453 - discussion about the issue.
*http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/using.html#using-pathnames - info about why paths like c:/ do not use /etc/fstab.
*http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/using.html#mount-table - Cygwin manual for /etc/fstab.
Another possibility is to use perl to convert the rn characters to n:Cygwin Download 32 Bit*** target pattern contains no ’%’. Stop.
The problem is that if $PTII contains a colon, such as
Then newer versions of GNU make will fail.
Under Windows, $PTII must be set using c: syntax because tools like java do not understand /cygdrive/c
A workaround is to download cygwin-make-3.80.tar.gz:
See Bug 55 - GNU Make 3.81 is broken under WindowsInstalling MinGW for Windows
In the past, the default gcc compiler shipped with Cygwin produced .dll files that did not work properly. The solution is to install Mingw.
MinGW may only be necessary if you are building the Matlab interface.Installing from the MinGW website
*Install Cygwin either from http://www.cygwin.com or from the Ptolemy distribution.
*Start Cygwin bash, create c:mingw
*Copy the mingwdl.sh script from http://www.mingw.org/wiki/HOWTO_Install_the_MinGW_GCC_Compiler_Suite and paste it into an editor and create c:/mingw/mingwdl.sh
*Execute mingwdl.sh, which will download the binaries into c:/mingwdl.
*Unzip the .tar.gz files
*Uncompress the .tar.lzma files:
*untar the .tar files. Create a script called mingwuntar.sh:
*Run mingwuntar.sh
*Add c:mingwbin to your Windows path Based on the Mingw instructions:
* Right-click on ’My Computer’ and select ’Properties’.
* Click Advanced | Environment Variables.
*In the box entitled ’System Variables’ scroll down to the line that says ’PATH’ and double-click the entry.
*You will be presented with a dialog box with two text boxes, the bottom text box allows you to edit the PATH variable. It is very important that you do not delete the existing values in the PATH string, this will cause all sorts of problems for you!
* Scroll to the end of the string and at the end add ’;C:mingwbin’. Don’t forget the semicolon; this separates the entries in the PATH.
*press OK | OK | OK and you are done.Enabling Copy in Cygwin Bash under XP
You may need to enable copy and paste in the bash shell window.
If copy and paste are working properly, then you should be able to highlight text by left clicking and dragging the mouse over the text and then hitting the Enter key to copy the highlighted text.Cygwin App Download
The Cygwin faq at https://www.cygwin.com/faq/faq.html#faq.using.copy-and-paste says:
How can I copy and paste into Cygwin console windows?
First, consider using mintty instead of the standard console window. In mintty, selecting with the left-mouse also copies, and middle-mouse pastes. It couldn’t be easier!
In Windows’s console window, open the properties dialog. The options contain a toggle button, named ’Quick edit mode’. It must be ON. Save the properties.
You can also bind the insert key to paste from the clipboard by adding the following line to your .inputrc file:
Cygwin provides the Linux feeling on Windows. With Cygwin, you can get a sizable Linux collection of GNU and Open Source tools including a terminal that supports POSIX interface on Windows.Step 1)
Check whether your System type is 32 bit or 64 bit. If you have Windows 8 or 8.1, right click on This PC on your Desktop, then click on Properties. If you don’t have This PC on your Desktop, you can also use Windows’ search to look for “This PC“, then right click the icon, and click on Properties.
On the Properties of This PC, you can see the System Type underneath System category. For me, System type: 64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor. I have a 64 bit operating system.Step 2)
Go to https://cygwin.com/install.html
Select the blue linked executable setup based on your system type of Step 1. Download will start automatically after clicking on one of the blue executable setup links.Step 3)
Open the executable Cygwin setup file. Run the set-up as normal. Click on Next on the Cygwin Setup screen.
When choosing Installation Type, select Install from Internet (default). Click Next.
When choosing the Installation Directory, you can leave the root directory by default, which will be C:cygwin64 (64 bit). Install for all users. Click Next.
The Local Package Directory contains the setup installation files for packages that you wish Cygwin to have. Underneath Select Local Package Directory, the default is the directory where you have the setup executable.
You can leave this by default.
For Setup your Internet Connection, use Direct Connection for your Internet Connection if you’re using wi-fi or ethernet. Click next.
Choose a Download Site. Select any of the download sites. Click Next.Step 4)
You’ll now be at Cygwin Setup – Select Packages. From here, you can search for packages that you wish Cygwin to have. The ones that I recommend are:gcc-core (C files) - inside Devel categorymake (makefiles) - inside Devel categoryopenssh (to use ssh) - inside Net categorynano (text editor) - inside Editors category24make(makefiles)-inside Devel categorynano(text editor)-inside Editors category
For each of these packages, they belong to categories. Search for a package. Click on the + next to a category to expand the contents of the search. Click on the circle twirl with the arrows to select the most up-to-date version of that package. Package names are on the right with a short description of that package.Step 5)
After selecting a version to install for all your packages, you can click the next button at the bottom right of the setup screen. At the Resolving Dependencies screen, make sure that the checkbox that says Select required packages (RECOMMENDED) is checked. Click Next. The download and installation of your desired packages will commence.Step 6)
After you finish the download and installation, you can check Create an icon on Desktop. Click Finish. You’ll find a program called Cygwin64 Terminal on your desktop. Open the program. Cygwin is installed.Step 7)
You can also add the Cygwin packages and POSIX interface for the Windows command prompt. In other words, you can make the command prompt act like the terminal in Linux.
Right click on “This PC” and click Properties if it’s on the Desktop. Also, you can use Windows’ search for “This PC” and right click, then click on Properties.
Click on Advanced System Settings in this Properties window.
In the System Properties that pops up, click on Environment Variables, which will be within the Advanced tab. Inside Environment Variables, look underneath the System variables section. Scroll through and look for the Variable with the name Path. Click on that line. Click on the Edit button underneath. For 64 bit, add a “;C:cygwin64bin;” to the end of the Variable value line. This allows the command prompt to work with Cygwin’s directory path to the Cygwin’s bin folder and utilize Cygwin’s packages and POSIX interface. Click OK for each of the three windows to save this setting.Step 8)Download Cygwin For Windows 10
Open a command prompt. You can use Windows’ search and search for command prompt or cmd. Click on command prompt, and a command prompt black box will open. You will have all the functionality of Cygwin within the command prompt. You can choose to use either Cygwin or a command prompt to use the linux tools or POSIX interface.
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*Cygwin Download 32 Bit
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*Download Cygwin For Windows 10
The Cygwin toolkit provides Unix tools on the Windows platform. You need only install the Cygwin toolkit if you are rebuilding from source under Windows and intend to develop your own actors using Java using third party Java packages.
Installing and Updating Cygwin Packages Installing and Updating Cygwin for 64-bit versions of Windows. Run setup-x8664.exe any time you want to update or install a Cygwin package for 64-bit windows. The signature for setup-x8664.exe can be used to verify the validity of this binary. Installing and Updating Cygwin for 32-bit versions of Windows. Complete Walkthrough on How to Install Cygwin on Windows.Instructions:First step: Check the System type of your computer (32 bit or 64 bit).Second step:http.
Rather than installing Cygwin, it may be easier to follow the Eclipse instructions and use the $PTII/.classpath.default.
An alternative way to rebuild from sources on all platforms is to use Apache ant, which requires neither Cygwin nor Apache. See ant $PTII/doc/coding/ and $PTII/build.default.xml.
*How to compile redis 5 for windows 10 using cygwin gcc. This is for testing redis on windows 10 only. Not for Production!! Use it on your own risk, your anti virus may detect it as a virus its not! Motivation: I was looking for redis windows build to test some redis c client and to my surprise i havent found one so quickly i complied one.
*Append ’; C: cygwin bin’ to Variable value: (semicolon is very important) Select ’Ok’ to close both ’Environmental Variables’ and ’System Properties’ windows. Creating link for starting X-windows: Create a shortcut to C: cygwin bin Run.exe (on your desktop is probably a good place to do this). Right click on the shortcut and select properties.
Under Windows, the reason to install the Cygwin toolkit is so that ./configure may be run and packages like Java 3D found in your environment. The $PTII/.classpath.default file refers only to resources included in the Ptolemy II download and does not refer to other packages such as Java 3D for Windows. Eclipse users who are using third party packages will need configure the Eclipse build path by hand.
Note that compile your own actors, you will also need the javac compiler. The javac compiler is part of the JDK, which is available at: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html. The javac compiler is not present in the Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
The Cygwin home page is at http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/
Complete installation instructions can be found at http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/faq.
Compiling the Ptolemy II Matlab interface and Java Native Interface (JNI) actor requires that the a C compiler be installed. The Matlab interface requires that Matlab be installed on the local machine.
Under Windows, to build the Matlab interface, it may be necessary to use MinGW from http://www.mingw.org. Recent versions of Cygwin seem to include what is necessary, so if you are building the Matlab interface, try Cygwin first and if that does not work, try installing MinGW separately.Contents
*Problems and solutions Cygwin Installation instructions
* Download the Cygwin setup from https://cygwin.com/install.html. Note that there are two versions, one for 32-bit, the other for 64-bit. Most versions of Windows are 64-bit. See 32-bit or 64-bit for details. The instructions below assume 64-bit.
* Double click on the setup executable that was downloaded.
* In the ’Open File - Security Warning’ window, click Run.
* In the ’Cygwin Net Release Setup Program’ window, click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Choose Installation Type’ window, keep the default of Install from Internet. and click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Choose Installation Directory’ window, keep the default Root Directory C:cygwin64 and Install for All Users, click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Choose Local Package Directory’ window, keep the default and click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Select Connection Type’ window, keep the defaults and click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Choose Download Site(s)’ window, select a nearby download site and click Next.
*Finally, the ’Cygwin Setup - Select Packages’ window comes up! This window is populated with a default set of packages to download. The ’View’ button on the upper right toggles through different views. Click on the ’View’ button until Full is displayed. (The window below was resized so as to better fit the screen. Your view may vary.)
* The next steps are to add a number of packages by typing the name of each of the packages below into the Search window fo the ’Cygwin Setup - Select Packages’ Window and then click on the ’Skip’ icon until the version number is displayed. In the window below, gcc-core has been entered in to the Search window and two packages have been selected. For each of the packages listed below, enter the package name into the Search window, and then click on the Skip icon until a version number is displayed (The version numbers that were present in November, 2014 are shown, more recent runs of setup will have later versions):
*diffutils 3.3-2
*make 4.0-2
*subversion 1.8.10-2 If you plan on using the Matlab interface or doing significant development, add these packages.
*autoconf 13-1 (Used to update $PTII/configure)
*automake 1.14.1-1 (Used by Viptos)
*binutils 2.24-51.6
*bison 3.0.2-1 (Used by Viptos)
*emacs 24.4-2 (Used by Viptos)
*emacs-el 24.4-2 (Used by Viptos)
*gcc-core 4.8.3-5. Select gcc-core and mingw64-x86_64-gcc-core 4.8.3-5 (Used by Matlab)
*gcc-g++ 4.8.3-5. Also select mingw64-x86_64-gcc-g++ 4.8.2-1 (Used by Matlab)
*gperf 3.0.4-2 (Used by Viptos)
*libexpat-devel 2.1.0-3 (Used by BCVTB in $PTII/lbnl)
*rpm 4.11.1-1 (Used by Viptos)
*unzip (Used by FMI)
*zip (Used by FMI)
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Select Packages’ window, click Next.
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Resolving Dependencies’ window, click Next.
* The download and installation will proceed
* In the ’Cygwin Setup - Installation Status and Create Icons’ window, select Create icons on the Desktop and Add icon to Start Menu, then hit Finish.
*c:/cygwin64/etc/passwd is created during the Cygwin installation. If your Windows account is a domain account and not a local account, then you may need to add an entry to c:/cygwin64/etc/passwd by hand. To do this, start up the Cygwin bash shell by clicking on the Bash icon. Then use the mkpasswd command to append a line with your login information, for example, user ’cxh’ used: mkpasswd -h will print out help for the mkpasswd command
* Follow the instructions in the Set the value of the PTII environment variable sectionProblems and solutions$’r’: command not found
The problem is that shell scripts such as $PTII/bin/vergil may fail:
The solution is to set bash to ignore carriage returns ’r’,
Another possible solution is to create a ~/.bash_profile that contains To find your home directory, start up Cygwin bash and type cd;pwd. Then use an editor like Wordpad.
See also:
*http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-announce/2006-12/msg00026.html - The 2006 Cygwin announcement that covers this.
* This problem is similar to the Cygwin CR/NL problems. What has changed is that the Cygwin installer appears to no longer offer the possibility of selecting DOS as the default file type.
*http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.os.cygwin/115453 - discussion about the issue.
*http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/using.html#using-pathnames - info about why paths like c:/ do not use /etc/fstab.
*http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/using.html#mount-table - Cygwin manual for /etc/fstab.
Another possibility is to use perl to convert the rn characters to n:Cygwin Download 32 Bit*** target pattern contains no ’%’. Stop.
The problem is that if $PTII contains a colon, such as
Then newer versions of GNU make will fail.
Under Windows, $PTII must be set using c: syntax because tools like java do not understand /cygdrive/c
A workaround is to download cygwin-make-3.80.tar.gz:
See Bug 55 - GNU Make 3.81 is broken under WindowsInstalling MinGW for Windows
In the past, the default gcc compiler shipped with Cygwin produced .dll files that did not work properly. The solution is to install Mingw.
MinGW may only be necessary if you are building the Matlab interface.Installing from the MinGW website
*Install Cygwin either from http://www.cygwin.com or from the Ptolemy distribution.
*Start Cygwin bash, create c:mingw
*Copy the mingwdl.sh script from http://www.mingw.org/wiki/HOWTO_Install_the_MinGW_GCC_Compiler_Suite and paste it into an editor and create c:/mingw/mingwdl.sh
*Execute mingwdl.sh, which will download the binaries into c:/mingwdl.
*Unzip the .tar.gz files
*Uncompress the .tar.lzma files:
*untar the .tar files. Create a script called mingwuntar.sh:
*Run mingwuntar.sh
*Add c:mingwbin to your Windows path Based on the Mingw instructions:
* Right-click on ’My Computer’ and select ’Properties’.
* Click Advanced | Environment Variables.
*In the box entitled ’System Variables’ scroll down to the line that says ’PATH’ and double-click the entry.
*You will be presented with a dialog box with two text boxes, the bottom text box allows you to edit the PATH variable. It is very important that you do not delete the existing values in the PATH string, this will cause all sorts of problems for you!
* Scroll to the end of the string and at the end add ’;C:mingwbin’. Don’t forget the semicolon; this separates the entries in the PATH.
*press OK | OK | OK and you are done.Enabling Copy in Cygwin Bash under XP
You may need to enable copy and paste in the bash shell window.
If copy and paste are working properly, then you should be able to highlight text by left clicking and dragging the mouse over the text and then hitting the Enter key to copy the highlighted text.Cygwin App Download
The Cygwin faq at https://www.cygwin.com/faq/faq.html#faq.using.copy-and-paste says:
How can I copy and paste into Cygwin console windows?
First, consider using mintty instead of the standard console window. In mintty, selecting with the left-mouse also copies, and middle-mouse pastes. It couldn’t be easier!
In Windows’s console window, open the properties dialog. The options contain a toggle button, named ’Quick edit mode’. It must be ON. Save the properties.
You can also bind the insert key to paste from the clipboard by adding the following line to your .inputrc file:
Cygwin provides the Linux feeling on Windows. With Cygwin, you can get a sizable Linux collection of GNU and Open Source tools including a terminal that supports POSIX interface on Windows.Step 1)
Check whether your System type is 32 bit or 64 bit. If you have Windows 8 or 8.1, right click on This PC on your Desktop, then click on Properties. If you don’t have This PC on your Desktop, you can also use Windows’ search to look for “This PC“, then right click the icon, and click on Properties.
On the Properties of This PC, you can see the System Type underneath System category. For me, System type: 64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor. I have a 64 bit operating system.Step 2)
Go to https://cygwin.com/install.html
Select the blue linked executable setup based on your system type of Step 1. Download will start automatically after clicking on one of the blue executable setup links.Step 3)
Open the executable Cygwin setup file. Run the set-up as normal. Click on Next on the Cygwin Setup screen.
When choosing Installation Type, select Install from Internet (default). Click Next.
When choosing the Installation Directory, you can leave the root directory by default, which will be C:cygwin64 (64 bit). Install for all users. Click Next.
The Local Package Directory contains the setup installation files for packages that you wish Cygwin to have. Underneath Select Local Package Directory, the default is the directory where you have the setup executable.
You can leave this by default.
For Setup your Internet Connection, use Direct Connection for your Internet Connection if you’re using wi-fi or ethernet. Click next.
Choose a Download Site. Select any of the download sites. Click Next.Step 4)
You’ll now be at Cygwin Setup – Select Packages. From here, you can search for packages that you wish Cygwin to have. The ones that I recommend are:gcc-core (C files) - inside Devel categorymake (makefiles) - inside Devel categoryopenssh (to use ssh) - inside Net categorynano (text editor) - inside Editors category24make(makefiles)-inside Devel categorynano(text editor)-inside Editors category
For each of these packages, they belong to categories. Search for a package. Click on the + next to a category to expand the contents of the search. Click on the circle twirl with the arrows to select the most up-to-date version of that package. Package names are on the right with a short description of that package.Step 5)
After selecting a version to install for all your packages, you can click the next button at the bottom right of the setup screen. At the Resolving Dependencies screen, make sure that the checkbox that says Select required packages (RECOMMENDED) is checked. Click Next. The download and installation of your desired packages will commence.Step 6)
After you finish the download and installation, you can check Create an icon on Desktop. Click Finish. You’ll find a program called Cygwin64 Terminal on your desktop. Open the program. Cygwin is installed.Step 7)
You can also add the Cygwin packages and POSIX interface for the Windows command prompt. In other words, you can make the command prompt act like the terminal in Linux.
Right click on “This PC” and click Properties if it’s on the Desktop. Also, you can use Windows’ search for “This PC” and right click, then click on Properties.
Click on Advanced System Settings in this Properties window.
In the System Properties that pops up, click on Environment Variables, which will be within the Advanced tab. Inside Environment Variables, look underneath the System variables section. Scroll through and look for the Variable with the name Path. Click on that line. Click on the Edit button underneath. For 64 bit, add a “;C:cygwin64bin;” to the end of the Variable value line. This allows the command prompt to work with Cygwin’s directory path to the Cygwin’s bin folder and utilize Cygwin’s packages and POSIX interface. Click OK for each of the three windows to save this setting.Step 8)Download Cygwin For Windows 10
Open a command prompt. You can use Windows’ search and search for command prompt or cmd. Click on command prompt, and a command prompt black box will open. You will have all the functionality of Cygwin within the command prompt. You can choose to use either Cygwin or a command prompt to use the linux tools or POSIX interface.
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