Cygwin is a unix-like environment for win32 available from www.cygwin.com that
contains most of the gnu tools, including bash and a C/C++ compiler. It has a 
dll that implements most unix system calls (including fork / exec), so porting
is very easy, and it includes a curses library. Since cygwin is based on linux
it requires a similar set of build options. 

	To compile cscope, you will need to use stdscan.c, since it requires
the older lex output, which is generated on solaris 5.5.1 machines by
generating scanner.c from scanner.l. Copy stdscan.c to scanner.c before you
build. Then type:

	make EXEEXT=.exe LIBS= CURSES=-lncurses 
	CYGWIN=-Dcygwin CC=/usr/bin/gcc cscope.exe

	To compile mlcscope, since this uses flex, you can generate the 
scanners directly, by typing

	make EXEEXT=.exe LIBS= CURSES=-lncurses MULTILINGUAL=D
	LEX='/usr/bin/flex -l' FLEX=/lib/libfl.a
	CYGWIN=-Dcygwin CC=/usr/bin/gcc mlcscope.exe

