Using the ncurses library in Cygwin

First install the full package of Cygwin, the package has a size of 7GB or so

Then use this small example to test whether the success

#include <ncurses.h> #include <string> #include <vector>//#define DEBUG#IFDEF Debug#include < Iostream> #include <cstdio> #endifint main (void) {    int x, y;    std::vector<std::string> msg;    Msg.push_back ("Hello ncurses!");    Msg.push_back ("Please Enter AnyKey to exit ...");    Std::vector<std::string>::iterator Pa=msg.begin (); #ifndef DEBUG    initscr ();    Curs_set (0);    NoEcho ();    Getmaxyx (stdscr,y,x);    Refresh ();    MVPRINTW (Y/2,x/2-pa->size ()/2,pa->c_str ());    for (int i=0;pa!=msg.end (); ++pa,++i)        mvprintw (Y/2+i,x/2-pa->size ()/2,pa->c_str ());    Refresh ();    Getch ();    Echo ();    Curs_set (1);    Endwin (); #else    printf ("%s\n", (++PA)->c_str ());    std::cout<<*pa<<std::endl; #endif    return 0;}

The compilation directives are:

You can see that the compilation was successful.

Using the ncurses library in Cygwin