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Subject:	Re: DJGPP gcc crashes when compiling under Windows 98
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peter karlsson wrote:
> 
> Eli Zaretskii:
> 
> > Please post your system configuration files (AUTOEXEC.BAT and
> > CONFIG.SYS) here.  There are a couple of software packages that, if
> > installed, are known to produce such nasty effects.
> 
> ===[ CONFIG.SYS ]===
> Country=046,850,C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\country.sys
> DOS=HIGH,UMB
> STACKSHIGH=9,256
> LASTDRIVE=Z
> SHELL=C:\PROGRAM\4DOS\4DOS.COM C:\PROGRAM\4DOS\ /P
> DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\ANSI.SYS
> ===[ AUTOEXEC.BAT ]===
> @echo off
> PATH C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND;C:\BIN95;C:\BIN;C:\PROGRAM\4DOS;D:\DJGPP\BIN;
> keyb sv,437,C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\keyboard.sys
> XMSDSK 4096 G: /y
> LABEL G: VANGELIS
> ALIAS/R C:\PROGRAM\4DOS\SETTINGS\ALIASES
> SET TEMP=C:\TEMP
> SET TMP=%TEMP%
> IF NOT DIREXIST %TEMP% MD %TEMP%
> SET HOME=C:\Mina dokument
> SET CVSROOT=:pserver:peter AT 10 DOT 1 DOT 1 DOT 1:/usr/local/cvsroot
> SET LANG=sv
> SET LC_ALL=sv_SE
> SET MSINPUT=C:\PROGRAM\MSINPUT
> SET DJGPP=D:\DJGPP\DJGPP.ENV
> PROMPT W98 $c$P$f $t$G
> 
> > That might or might not be relevant, but it's hardly a good idea.
> > Why don't you use the DJGPP port of Bash instead of Cygwin's?
> 
> I didn't know such a beast existed... Besides, I prefer to run
> Cygwin's since it's a Windows program.

To check for conflicting aps, try the following group, the purpose
of which is to give you a useful 'which' command under MSDOS.  I
think you can also find one under DJGPP, but this checks for
aliases and .btm files also. I don't think you need 4dos on your
path, comspec suffices.


[1] c:\dnld\scratch\wdghtml40>type x:\which.btm
@echo off
if ".%1." == ".." goto help
alias | grep -r "^%1=" ^ *locate %1 /t /l /x
goto end

:help
echo USAGE which command
echo    shows where command is to be found on the path or as an
alias

:end


[1] c:\dnld\scratch\wdghtml40>alias locate
x:\locate.btm

[1] c:\dnld\scratch\wdghtml40>type x:\locate.btm
@echo off
if ".%1." == ".." goto help
*locate %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
goto end

:help
*locate /?

:end

[1] c:\dnld\scratch\wdghtml40>locate

LOCATE.COM   v1.29   10-08-2000   C. Dye   raster AT highfiber DOT com
Freeware.  Copyright 1995-2000, Charles Dye.  No warranty!

Syntax:  LOCATE [filespec] [switches]
  /H   Hidden or system        /D-  find files, not Directories
  /X   .COM, .EXE, .BAT        /D+  find Directories only
  /Fn  only First n items      /D   find both (default)
  /A   check Attributes        /T   path search
  /0   0-byte files            /R   local hard drives only
  /G   Go to directory         /K   Kill (delete) items
  /N   bare Naked display      /W   Wide display
  /S   Summary info only       /P   Peter-style display
  /L   Win95 Long filenames    /NP  No Paging

  /B:"command" Batch output    /D:[start][,end]  Date range
  /O:"string"  macro Output    /T:[start][,end]  Time range
  /C:"string"  run Commands    /S:[small][,big]  Size range

Space between the filespec and any switches.  Output will be paged
unless it is redirected or /NP used.  Specify default switches in
a
LOCATE= variable.  Try /D? /T? /S? /A? /B? or /O? for more help.

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