From:	ritchiepj AT my-deja DOT com
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Subject:	Re: Help with #include "longfilename.h"
Date:	Fri, 16 Jun 2000 20:14:38 GMT
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In article <394A82CA DOT 22CB41BE AT cyberoptics DOT com>,
  rudd AT cyberoptics DOT com wrote:
> ritchiepj AT my-deja DOT com wrote:
>
> > When using the -MM option, to create dependencies, and an include
> > filename is not in dos 8.3 format, I get an error stating the
filename
> > does not exist.  If I shorten the filename, it works as expected
(see
> > example below). Changing all the customer's source files is not a
> > desirable option.  Are there any other options?
>
> Hmm... seems to work OK with long file names on my Win 95 machine,
using
> gcc 2.95.2 running in a DOS box.  Have you set LFN=y in the
environment?
>
> -Eric Rudd
>
>

Yes, LFN=y.  BTW, the test.c file only contains a single line of code:
First Example -
#include "longfilename.h"

Second Example -
#include "filename.h"

And the files longfilename.h and filename.h both exist.
Thanks


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