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From:	April <awhite AT user DOT rose DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: has anyone installed rsxnt151.zip successfully?
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Date:	Sun, 17 Sep 2000 18:29:33 -0500
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sam wrote:

> So then I looked around for other docs and on an Rsx page it Says to add
> a line in a specs file
> in the djgpp\lib directory regarding that option. So I cut and paste and
> now when I try to make one of the samples that came with RSXntdj in
> rsxide.exe the status window displays GCC ...... but nothing seams to
> happen.

I apologize for mis-speaking in my prev email.  when I changed my .env file
to point to the rsxntdj stuff, it uses the rsxntdj spec file; I copied the
gcc entry from the lib\gcc-lib\djgpp\... specs file and tested.

it seems to be waiting for some input; I'm not sure if I pressed ctrl+z or
ctrl+break, but it gave a warning about not being able to exec -D__WIN32__.

when I restored the backups of the specs file, I could compile okay - if it
was a gui or simple console app.  One test app includes assert.h, and when
linking I received multiple on resolved references to __dj_stderr,
__dj_stdout and __dj_assert.

if I reset my .env file to not use the rsx section, the above compiles fine!

April

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