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1. What's wrong with the include? :-S

2.Well, I did the same thing on XP Home, and it worked, but my problem is
with the DJGPP DOS version. :-P

3. What do you mean with "stock djgpp stuff"?

Much thanks! ;-)


PS: I got an email from listmaster AT delorie DOT com saying that my e-mail addres
wasn't in the subscribers list... To whoever  sent that, this is my 
subscriber email:

julio975 AT bellsouth DOT net

That's my ISP email... :-O\


"Matthew Petricone" <strstream AT gmail DOT com> wrote in message 
news:2497d9a205091619382c1f1e56 AT mail DOT gmail DOT com...
Just realized this now... sorry for the spamming... the errors you are 
getting seem to be errors with the cpp includes  which should be stock djgpp 
stuff, you shouldn't have errors with those that i know of.


On 9/16/05, Matthew Petricone <strstream AT gmail DOT com > wrote:
Ohhh btw i was using the latest gpp with Windows XP Pro.



On 9/16/05, Matthew Petricone <strstream AT gmail DOT com > wrote:
I am not having the problem you are at all. I got a multiple deffinition of 
conff(char*, char*, int).
which was indeed a multiple deffinition. You included conff.cpp in tfc.cpp 
which would piss off just about any compiler I  use. Once i remarked out the 
initial deffinition in conff.cpp (it's not necessary), removed #include 
conff.cpp from tcf.cpp, and added extern int conff(char * iFileName, char * 
oFileName, int oType); in it's place everything compiled and linked without 
a problem. maybe it's that dosbox thing you are using, i am not familiar 
with it. try it in the windows  command line utility,,, maybee with a fresh 
install?



On 9/16/05, Sulfurik Kixdemp Nosferathus < sulfurik15 AT gmail DOT com > wrote:
Oh, OK, thanks! ;-)


"Matthew Petricone" < strstream AT gmail DOT com> wrote in message
news:2497d9a2050916133020206a9c AT mail DOT gmail DOT com...
K I'll try to compile it with djgpp later tonight and see what happens...


On 9/16/05, Sulfurik Kixdemp Nosferathus < sulfurik15 AT gmail DOT com> wrote:
My newest program, which compiles OK on Linux and Windows with GCC:

http://www.sulfurmidis.com/sulfursoft/software/tfc-v1.0r2-src.zip

Thanks! ;-)


"Matthew Petricone" < strstream AT gmail DOT com> wrote in message
news:2497d9a20509160626326c8355 AT mailgmail DOT com ..
What is it that you are compiling?


On 9/16/05, Sulfurik Kixdemp Nosferathus < sulfurik15 AT gmail DOT com > wrote:
Now I'm back to my initial problem:

http://sulfurmidis.com/error.jpg

Do you know why it's doing this?

I used unzip32exe this time...

Thanks! ;-)


"DJ Delorie" < dj AT delorie DOT com > wrote in message
news:200509160006 DOT j8G06L34022989 AT envy DOT delorie DOT com ..
>
> Most likely, you didn't use djgpp's unzip32 program to install DJGPP,
> and you got a mismatched set of long file name support.  If so, you'll
> have to remove the installed files and re-unzip them with unzip32. 

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