Date:	Mon, 10 Sep 2001 19:25:18 +0200
From:	"H.Merijn Brand" <h DOT m DOT brand AT hccnet DOT nl>
To:	"Tim Van Holder" <tim DOT van DOT holder AT pandora DOT be>
Subject:	Re: Win2k + djgpp
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On Mon 10 Sep 2001 18:39, "Tim Van Holder" <tim DOT van DOT holder AT pandora DOT be> wrote:
> > If called from   it prints
> > 
> > DOS box          MS-DOS LT02 5 50 i686
> > bash-2.05        MS-DOS LT02 5 50 i686
> > tcsh-6.10.00     MS-DOS LT02 5 50 i686
> 
> And this is DJGPP's uname?  In order for Configure to recognize

Checked, yes it is.

> DJGPP, that last item should be 'pc', not 'i686'.  This is
> probably due to the CVS libc (IIRC it has newfangled CPU
> detection).
> For me, it prints
>   MS-DOS FATBOYTI 8 00 pc
> in a DOS box under WinME.
> Maybe Configure should check for the 'MS-DOS' part instead, but
> I'm not sure what other systems (if any) use that.
> 
> > bash probably is also the source of the failures running 
> > 'make minitest',
> > cause the bail out message is
> > 
> >   base/cond......c:/util/djgpp/tmp/dj310000: Cannot duplicate 
> > fd 1: Bad file descriptor (EBADF)
> >   FAILED at test 0
> 
> There's a known problem with file descriptors perl-spawned
> programs (present in 5.6.0, 5.6.1 and 5.7.2), which prevents

I'm trying bleading edge (that is 5.7.2 +)

> autoconf > 2.50 from functioning under DJGPP.  I've yet to find
> either cause or solution (Laszlo, you have any idea?).  A test
> case is attached - run normally, foo.exe will allocated
> FDs 5 - 19 for the testfiles; if run from the perl script, it
> gets FDs 3 - 17 (and 3 and 4 are not supposed to be used, IIRC).
> It _might_ be something else though (perhaps another Win2K quirk).

Major annoyance for bash is the fact that I cannot resize the window to fit
more lines, and no scrollbar, so I can't scroll back the errors that fly by

I've learned to set it a bit to what I'm used to like, but it doesn't meet the
standards of comfort I get with the tcsh.

bash also seems to be programmed towards emacs and incapable of mapping the
arrows in vi mode to do "previous-history" and such.

things I've tried:

.bashrc:
	bind "\e[A" previous-history

.inputrc:
	"\e[A":     previous-history

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