Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/07/27/16:34:24
On 25 Jul 98 at 2:33, HUGEL Rodolphe wrote:
> I have a PII 400 MHz and DJGPP don't want to compile my progs ?
> Why ?
> I don't understand because on my pentium 120 MHz those programs are
> being compiled
> and even run on my PII 400 .
> strange !
I have a PII 333 MHz and everything works fine. I suspect that when
you upgraded you didn't reinstall djgpp properly. Please give some
information about your system -- say what operating system you use,
list the contents of your `manifest' directory (it's under your root
djgpp directory), include the outputs of `go32-v2' and `set' from a
DOS prompt, and explain exactly what is going wrong.
The djgpp suite doesn't have feelings -- it can't `want' to compile.
:) If it fails to compile then there is a reason, and it should
generate messages to explain why it isn't working properly. If you
pass the `-v' switch to gcc, and capture all its output using the
`redir' utility like so:
redir -o output.txt -eo gcc -v ......
following `-v' with the filenames and other gcc switches you use, I'm
sure people here will be able to help you.
--
george DOT foot AT merton DOT oxford DOT ac DOT uk
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