On Sun, 9 Aug 1998, brad willis wrote:
> Where can I find a program that lets me properly implement .patch files in
> a Win32 environment?
>
> Thx.
> -Nathan Willis
>
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I recommend cygnus's gnu win32 project, port of Gnu C to win32
environment. It has stuff, including the patch command, Borne again
shell, and other essential unix tools. Of course even higher than that, I
recommend linux. The http address for it is
http://www.cygnus.com/misc/gnu-win32/. Go there, and you will find the
coolest and lowest costing windows compiler around :P
ObCircle: How about implementing POSIX threads in circle, and including
the library with the mud? Threads make the mud run faster, and make a lot
less lag when resolving hosts is done via a thread, along with many other
tasks which can consume the mud, ie file input/output, etc. Just a
thought for Circle MUD 4.0 or Circle MUD 3.0 final. There's also glibc2.
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