From:	"Stuart Gibson" <sgi AT sgib DOT co DOT uk>
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Subject:	Re: coprocessor error
Date:	Sun, 31 Oct 1999 11:09:37 -0000
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I think what you need to do is link your program to the math coprocessor
library.
Just add '-lemu' at the end of the line in your makefile which links
everything together to produce the executable program.
This will allow your program to work on systems that do not have a math
coprocessor.

Stu.

>Fine Print Books <fineprint AT wr DOT com DOT au> wrote in message
>news:381BE252 DOT E7128D47 AT wr DOT com DOT au...
>>   I have  been using djgpp successfully on a 486dx but when I try to run
>> it on a 486sx I get a runtime error - "coprocessor not available at
>> eip=00002eac".
>>   Can anyone tell me how to explain to the system that I don't have a
>> coprocessor?
>>                  Thanks. MickB.
>>
>>

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