Date:	Tue, 7 Aug 2001 11:16:59 +0300 (IDT)
From:	Eli Zaretskii <eliz AT is DOT elta DOT co DOT il>
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To:	Peter Nolan <peternolan9 AT eircom DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: New DJGPP User - Install Questions
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On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, Peter Nolan wrote:

> I am trying to get an application called CobCy (Cobol to C converter) up and
> running on Win98.  It is developed on OS2 EMX version of Gnu Development
> tools.  The author has not tested it on win98 but believed that DJGPP should
> run this application on Win98. (http://web.tiscali.it/albertosantini/cobcy/)
> 
> When I install and try and compile I get a number of problems.
> 
> Q1.  An include called strstream.h is not found.  The code says
> 'strstream.h' but the compiler says it cannot find 'strstrea.h'.  It seems
> to have truncated the include member name.

Please post here the complete error message printed by the compiler.
It is next to impossible to guess what might be the problem without
seeing the message text.

> Q2.  The application includes socket.h which is in the sys include
> directory.  socket.h includes winsock.h.  However, there is no winsock.h
> installed in my version of DJGPP.  Where should winsock.h be?

I'm surprised that a Cobol to C translator needs sockets.  What on
Earth for?  Isn't it possible to build it without network support?

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