The cygwin platform is used to build STLport with different compilers.

- gcc (native compiler):

  Makefile : gcc.mak

  Notes:

    1. Static builds (archive)

    If you use the static version of the STLport libraries you have

  to define the _STLP_USE_STATIC_LIB macro in order to have your

  executable linked correctly.

    2. Link

    Under this platform STLport is complete replacement for libstdc++.

  It means that when you were linking with libstdc++ (-lstdc++) you only

  have to replace it with STLport (-lstlport.5.2 for instance). However

  default gcc behavior is to automatically link libstdc++ and a number of

  other system libs. To avoid this behavior you have to use the -nodefaultlibs

  compiler option and explicitely give all libraries by yourself. See build of

  unit tests to see what library you might need, here is the list when this

  note was written:

  without -mnocygwin option:

    -lstlportg.5.2 -lgcc -lm -lc -lpthread -lkernel32

  with -mno-cygwin option:

    -lstlportg.5.2 -lgcc -lmingw32 -lmingwex -lmsvcrt -lm -lmoldname

    -lcoldname -lkernel32

    3. No cygwin

    To build STLport libraries that do not depend on cygwin1.dll

  making them freely redistributable pass the following option to

  the configure script:

  ./configure --with-extra-cflags=-mno-cygwin --with-extra-cxxflags=-mno-cygwin

- Borland C++ compiler