Mail Archives: djgpp/1999/08/11/11:37:25
Stefan Viljoen schrieb in Nachricht <7onh9j$3ne$5 AT ctb-nnrp1 DOT saix DOT net>...
>Roland Moritz <jmoritz AT utanet DOT at> wrote in message
>news:7ok6vc$iqk$1 AT rohrpostix DOT uta4you DOT at...
>> When I try to compile my "hello world"-program, the following error
>occurs:
>> "Installation problem, cannot exec 'stubify': no such file or directory
>> (ENOENT)"
>
>This means one of two things (I think!):
>
>1. DJGPP was not installed correctly
>
>DUMP! I hear you shout. But hear me out. Did you do the following:
>
>- Use the ZipPicker at http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/
>
>This is a facility that ensures that you download all the files you need,
>and that you do no miss certain ones which can cause the irritating problem
>you describe here. "stubify" is a program that is located in djgpp\bin that
>is needed to enable you to compile DJGPP programs.
>
>- If you did use the ZipPicker, did you get the binutils?
>
>As far as I know, stubify.exe is in the binutils package - did you get this
>from the ZipPicker?
>
>- If you did get the binutils, did you extract them, and the other arhcives
>with the pkunzip -d switch?
>
>If you did not do this, all the files would have been dumped into the same
>directory and nothing would work (I think!). You need to extract the .ZIPs
>with the -d switch so that the directories stay preserved and everything
can
>go where it must go.
>
>2 - You did not set up the DJGPP environment variable
>
>The "DJGPP environment variable" must point tot he file djgpp\djgpp.env. To
>set it do
>
>set DJGPP=C:\djgpp\djgpp.env
>
>or wherever your djgpp.env file is. I personally use a DOS mode batch file
>to set up a DJGPP DOS box in my W95 system where I do all my coding -
>something like
>
>set DJGPP = C:\PROGRAMS\DJGPP\DJGPP.ENV
>set path = C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM;C:\DJGPP\BIN;C:\DJGPP
>.
>.
>etc
>.
>.
>
>> Also, if i try to compile the demo Allegro-program, the compiler says he
>> can't find the "Allegro.h"-File, so I put it in the include-directory
>List,
>> and then he says, that he can't find the source file "demo.c" anymore.
>
>Hmm - it probably cannot find the Allegro.h file because you have not
>compiled allegro yet! You need to have a fully functional DJGPP
installation
>before you can attempt to compile allegro, which is what you MUST do before
>you attempt to compile an allegro demo file - by defintion an Allegro demo
>file will NEVER compile unless you have compiled allegro first (since
>allegro is called by that demo program, such as DEMO.C) - a nice little
>"chicken & egg" problem. I do not know what you mean by it not finding the
>source demo.c anymore - what exactly goes wrong?
>
>> Please help me, I know that my questions may sound stupid, but I'm quite
>new
>> to C and DJGPP; I would also appreciate it a lot, if someone could just
>> explain to me every step necessary to setup DJGPP right, cause so far, I
>> couldn't compile a single program, because there always were some
.h-Files
>> not found or something else wasn't configured the right way.
>
>This definitely sounds as if you have not compiled allegro before
attempting
>to compile programs that reference it or / and that you did not get all the
>ZIPs you need to use djgpp (see above) and / or that you possibly did not
>extract with the maintain directory structure switch -d when you attempted
>to install the compiler.
>
>http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/ has detailed instructions on how to setup the
>compiler. Try it! If you do not succeed, please feel free to post here
again
>or mail me for further info. We should be able to help you in a step by
step
>do-this-did-it-work-yes-or-no approach.
>
>Good luck and fanx for choosing DJGPP!!!
>
>
>--
>This message courtesy of
>RylanNet rylan AT intekom DOT co DOT za
>http://home.intekom.com/rylan/
>--
>StarWars for ever!.
>
>
Well, actually I didn't download the files, but installed DJGPP from a CD,
which was included in C++ Book ("SAMS Teach yourself C++ in 21 Days"); the
installation program did everything by itself, so I assumed, that the
installation was done right, but obviously I'll have to download and install
everything by myself...strange though: The Stubify.exe was on the CD in a
zipped file, but wasn't installed by the setup program on my HD, also some
of the other files were not installed correctly...maybe the setup-program
just has a few bugs and I'll have to install it manually...
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