Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/06/02/16:07:54
Eli Zaretskii wrote:
>
> On Fri, 30 May 1997, Xiao wrote:
>
> > Recently I updated dosemu to version 0.66.4, under which DJGPP no longer
> > works. Every executable file in the package or any of v2gnu provokes
> > invariably the following message:
> >
> > DPMI: Unhandled Execption 0d - Terminating Client
> > It is likely that dosemu is unstable now and should be rebooted
> >
> > then exits.
> >
> >... However programs compiled by DJGPP continue to work fine
> > under all these versions of dosemu.
>
> I'm confused here. The programs in v2gnu are also compiled by DJGPP,
> so which programs work and which don't? Are you telling that programs
> from v2gnu crash while programs that YOU compile work?
>
> Also, please list the programs from v2gnu that you tried and that
> crashed. If there are *any* programs from v2 and v2gnu that *do*
> work, please say which ones are they.
>
None of the programs from v2 and v2gnu works under the newer versions of
dosemu, except that, e.g. if I remove gawk.exe and call awk.exe which
complains about a gawk.exe non-existant.
On the other hand, it seems that all the programs I compiled myself
using djgpp2.01 work fine.
Directory listing of my djgpp lib:
. <DIR> 05-28-97 5:08p
.. <DIR> 05-28-97 5:08p
CRT0 O 3,916 10-06-96 3:02a
DJGPP DJL 540 09-09-96 4:40a
DXE LD 146 04-20-95 8:14a
GCRT0 O 3,962 10-06-96 3:02a
LIBC A 643,206 11-01-96 1:13a
LIBDBG A 30,954 10-06-96 3:06a
LIBEMU A 53,380 09-20-96 4:29a
LIBG A 538 01-16-95 11:05a
LIBM A 210,080 09-12-96 4:59a
LIBPC A 538 06-13-95 10:59a
SPECS 700 09-12-96 3:41a
LIBGCC A 46,778 09-02-96 9:48p
LIBOBJC A 105,078 10-06-96 1:16a
15 file(s) 1,099,816 bytes
I have an old go32-v2.exe (version 2.0, built on jan 23 1996) which
works fine under recent dosemu, but the go32-v2.exe version of
Aug 12 1996 crashes under dosemu-0.66.
> > I suspect that the DJGPP binaries are calling dpmi services in a way
> > which are no longer supported by the newest versions of dosemu.
>
> Then how do you explain that ``programs compiled by DJGPP continue to
> work fine...''?
G. Xiao
xiao AT unice DOT fr
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