Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/04/30/21:29:11
From: | ekchen AT best DOT com (Eric Chen)
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Newsgroups: | comp.os.msdos.djgpp
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Subject: | Japanese Win95 + DJGPP + emacs
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Date: | 30 Apr 1997 15:45:10 -0700
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Organization: | BEST Internet Communications
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Message-ID: | <ekchen.862439498@shellx>
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NNTP-Posting-Host: | shellx.best.com
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Summary: | emacs does not draw to screen with Japanese Win95
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Keywords: | emacs, Japanese Win95, screen problems
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Lines: | 39
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To: | djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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DJ-Gateway: | from newsgroup comp.os.msdos.djgpp
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Hi,
I am new the the DOS world, so perhaps I am not asking the right
questions or providing the right kind of info, so please be patient with
me.
Anyway, I recently acquired an IBM PC-110 (a Win95 palmtop) while
I was in Japan, and figured that since I use emacs at work and at home,
I might as well install it on this machine, too (and since I didn't want
to pay for additional software, anyway).
So, I installed djgpp (djdev201b.zip, gcc2721b.zip, bnu27b.zip)
and installed emacs (em1934b.zip, em1934r[123].zip) into the C:\DJGPP
directory, and tried to fire up emacs.
The cursor is moved towards the lower right-hand corner, but the
screen is not cleared. I think the FSF message is being "displayed" at
this point, but it actually does not get written to the screen. I then
typed C-l and started to type something, and the cursor moves along as
I would expect, but the screen never gets updated. If I "save" the file,
I can actually see that the content was exactly what I typed!
It appears that emacs works, but the screen displaying routines
are somehow screwed up. Anyway, here are the relevant hardware and software
info that I can think of, right now:
CPU: 486
RAM: 20M
Hard Drive: 340M (100M+ available after installation of software)
OS: Windows 95, Japanese (don't know which revision)
Any help is greately appreciated. Oh, I actually didn't verify
if I installed DJGPP correctly. I'll try to compile a small program
when I go home tonight.
Thanks in advance!
-----ekc
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