Date:	Thu, 13 Apr 1995 10:06:10 +0900
From:	Stephen Turnbull <turnbull AT shako DOT sk DOT tsukuba DOT ac DOT jp>
To:	steve AT acadcomp DOT sil DOT org
Cc:	djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject:	#import does not work?

   TWIMC,

   there.  Since the program compiles fine on SunOS but not on MS-DOS with the
   exact same version of gcc on both platforms, I assume this must be a DJGPP
   specific bug.  :-(

Well, it's worth asking, but it could also be big/little-endian, etc
(in general; of course this looks unlikely for your problem).

   I've recently started playing with Objective C, using the GNU implementation

"Recently started" sounds more like a configuration problem than a
bug.  Do you have GCC_OBJ_INCLUDE set in your environment (including
the DJGPP.ENV file)?  The different include directories need to be set
properly for the different language variants.  (I may not have that
name right, so read the docs first.)  Also libraries, I think you need
to link in the Objective-C support explicitly, etc etc.

   bundled with gcc.  The sample program provided as part of the FAQ for
   comp.lang.objective-c failed to compile with DJGPP until I replaced every
   #import with #include.  The same program compiles fine with gcc 2.6.3 on our

I think I saw #import mentioned as a source of known problems in the
GCC info file.  I didn't read that node so don't know what, and won't
have time to look for a couple days (I can't read just one Info file,
got to go on to the second, third, ... ;-)

Hope this helps.
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