From:	acottrel AT magna DOT com DOT au (Andrew Cottrell)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: VERY STRANGE PROBLEM...
Date:	Sat, 18 Oct 1997 23:43:49 GMT
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>I've been programming away creating a new app using a windows (win95)
>editor and compiling using a DOS box.  
What's the editor?  PFE? Have you tried RHIDE?
>My program has been running fine
>in the DOS box, but when I exit to DOS, I get a screenfull of SIGSEGV (I
>have to hit pause to see what is actually printed because it goes by so
>fast)
......
Do other DJGPP utilites work in Messy Dos? Such as GREP, INFO......
They will only work if you have a DPMI driver, see CSWDPMI.DOC in the
DJGPP\BIN directory.
>and I still get the same SIGSEGV messages.  It seems like the protected
>mode startup code is corrupted or something.  Can anyone help me here?
Do you have a DPMI server running when you exit to dos, i.e. do you
have cswdpmi.exe running? (At worst case your program can find it in
the path and run it.)
>It is really annoying and I'm thinking of buying a commercial compiler
>now, like Watcom or something (God forbid I even think about it!).
Do'nt do it!!!!!
>
>Pulling all my hair out,
>Jason Nye.

What is in your config.sys and autoexec.bat?
What is in your path? (Make sure the DJGPP\BIN directory is included.)
What version of DJGPP are you runing?

Regards,
Andrew

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