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Tim Mann wrote:
> 
> In article <39EA1D09.9F26D788@bellsouth.net>,
> Len Spencer  <lspenc13NOSPAM@bellsouth.net.NOSPAM> wrote:
> [snip]
> >For me GNU Chess 5 compiled under Cygwin runs
> >about 30% faster than the one included in the Winboard package.
> 
> The one included in the WinBoard package was compiled with Cygwin, but
> probably an older version of Cygwin than you used.  (I used version
> B20.1.  I think the current version is 1.1.4, which is much newer.)
> Did you use the included cygwin.mak as the Makefile?  Make any changes
> to it?  If you wrote a new makefile or made changes to cygwin.mak,
> please let me know so that I can reproduce what you did for the next
> WinBoard release.  Thanks.
> 
>         --Tim

I used Cygwin 1.1.4, running Configure to let it make the makefile, then
running Make.  Of course, where B20 builds needed the CygwinB20.dll to
run, 1.1.4 uses Cygwin1.dll.  The nice thing is I only need one copy of
the DLL somewhere in my PATH, I put mine in the C:\ root.

Definitely worth your while to get the 1.1.4 package, especially if you
have a high-speed connection.  (At 56k it can take a while.)

Let me know, I can send you my build with a copy of Cygwin1.dll.