im having a problem .. how do i fix this error I ran this command ./a.out then i got this error... '.' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
brand-new Windows 10 Enterprise machine won't launch this cygwin installer. Troubleshoot setting applied can get around this but I'm not confident other bad things might happen.
That was very very interesting! Wish I'd seen this before just selecting 'All' during install. Now I have no nano. Maybe I don't even have the c compiler. Is there any way to fix this short of uninstalling cygwin and reinstalling it?
how to jump in next line in cygwin?? like i simple press enter here for next line but in cygwin, it doesnt work. please help For example I want to type this in cygwin clear echo "which number to generate multiplication table" read number i=1 while [ $i -le 10 ] do echo " $number * $i =`expr $number \* $i ` " i=`expr $i + 1` done
I think I understand what you're asking. Why does the newline character not work in cygwin. I can't say I've tried using it. Have you searched to see if others have had the same issue?
@@SavvyNikNope. But I found a method but it is too hard and time consuming. First of all, i create file using cat command. Then type commands in new lines.
@@KunalNegi yeah that seems a little bloat lol well hopefully you find something a little better. You could try and have the commands included in command prompt and maybe you won't have these same issues?
cygwin doesn't have a notion of a root user because it's running windows as it's base system. Maybe this answer can help: astackoverflow.com/questions/4090301/root-user-sudo-equivalent-in-cygwin
