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From:	Lance <lance DOT delahaye AT gmail DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: ld.exe: cannot find -lstdcxx
Date:	Wed, 22 Oct 2008 20:10:17 -0700 (PDT)
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On Oct 22, 3:55 pm, Martin Str|mberg <a DOT  DOT  DOT  AT brother DOT ludd DOT ltu DOT se> wrote:
> Lance <lance DOT delah DOT  DOT  DOT  AT gmail DOT com> wrote:
> > On Oct 21, 1:59 am, DJ Delorie <d DOT  DOT  DOT  AT delorie DOT com> wrote:
> >> > I am running XP SP2 on a sony vaio.
>
> >> You should use gxx or g++ to compile and link, not gpp.
> > ... Just managed to get DJGPP 204 beta (I think) up and running. Saw
> > what I think may be a related issue - unzip32 could not see
> > bnu217br2.zip (9.3 char file name) - is that supposed to happen?
>
> No. Trying LFNs on WINDOWS XP SP2 (with ls), the LFNs work just
> fine. But then I'm still on some old 2.03.
>
> Something is very wrong. So it's a new bug (in DJGPP or WINDOWS), I
> guess.
>
> --
> MartinS

Hmmm. Spent a week fighting with viruses a couple weeks back, having
to deal with a couple that the AVG couldn't see by hand. Given that, I
am not greatly confident of my system right now.

A couple of programs have flagged errors about being unable to open
some files which look like 8.3 SFNs for LFNs. ... I think I may have
terminated a necessary service that looks after long names.

and the windows explorer has an unrecognised signature - it should
verify as microsofts signature.

off topic, but it might be time for a windows reinstall: Bit of advice
everyone - use gpedit to disable autoplay; or at least disable
autorun.

Computer Configuration / Administrative Templates / Turn off Autoplay

All those viruses came in by autorun.inf on usb sticks. -
stepdaughters notebook and local internet cafes are unsafe because of
this.

With regards to BNU217BR2.ZIP, It shows up fine in listings and all,
but unzip32 cannot see it to open it, until I rename it down to 8.3
chars. That looks awfully like the same underlying problem I'm seeing
with trying to link - libstdcxx is a 9 char base name.

I don't suppose anybody can tell me the service I killed off that's
causing this?

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