Trace processing when running Adyton under Cygwin is not possible for all traces. In some traces, the processing script first compiles a helper file (implemented in C) that is used for the actual processing of the trace. The executable of the helper file is deleted after use. Currently, the processing script assumes that the name of the executable is "a.out" which is not true in Cygwin. As a result, the process fails. A quick workaround is to edit the script process.sh (located in utils\trace-processing\X\processing, X is the trace name) so that it uses "a.exe" instead of "a.out".
Trace processing when running Adyton under Cygwin is not possible for all traces. In some traces, the processing script first compiles a helper file (implemented in C) that is used for the actual processing of the trace. The executable of the helper file is deleted after use. Currently, the processing script assumes that the name of the executable is "a.out" which is not true in Cygwin. As a result, the process fails. A quick workaround is to edit the script process.sh (located in utils\trace-processing\X\processing, X is the trace name) so that it uses "a.exe" instead of "a.out".