
You need Cygwin (www.cygwin.com) which is an 'emulator' (small word) for compiling and using some applications building before on GNU Linux . Cygwin has born on RedHat office.

In the main page, Click on 'install cygwin now' and execute the 'setup.exe'

Click on 'Next'.

You have some choice :
- install from internet: standard mode
- download without install:
- You have a proxy/firewall which not allow connexion to internet.
- You not acces to internet in the computer where you really installing cygwin.
- deploying on some computers .
- install from local folder:
that's the next of the previous option.
To make easy, if you want installing on other computer,use option '2' on the first computer which where you have internet connexion, copy all (setup and sub folder) and relaunch the setup.exe on the second computer for the real install.






See the full list of the necessary :
- alternatives
- astyle
- autoconf
- autoconf2.1
- autoconf2.5
- automake
- automake1.10
- automake1.4
- automake1.5
- automake1.6
- automake1.7
- automake1.8
- automake1.9
- base-files
- base-passwd
- bash
- bashdb
- binutils
- bison
- byacc
- bzip2
- ccache
- cmake
- colorgcc
- coreutils
- cpio
- ctags
- cygwin
- diffutils
- file
- findutils
- flex
- gawk
- gcc
- gcc-core
- gcc-g++
- gcc-mingw
- gcc-mingw-core
- gcc-mingw-g++
- gdb
- grep
- gzip
- libbz2_1
- libreadline6
- libtool1.5
- libtool2.2
- login
- m4
- make
- mingw-runtime
- readline
- run
- sed
- tar
- unzip
- util-linux
- vim
- w32api
- which
- xterm
- xwinwm
- zlib
The version can be differs because cygwin is not a finished project and always constantly evolving. When you have the full list, Click on 'Next'. You may have certainly a warning with all necessary dependencies.

After, Waiting some time or take a coffee ;-}

At the end of these install, You should have a new shortcut on the menu 'start'-->'Programs'-->'cygwin Bash Shell'.

The next on the part 2 (install DB Berkeley on Cygwin).
Update : add package diffutils on cygwin install needed by open-cobol testing