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Hi,

On Sunday, December 1, 2013 7:21:12 AM UTC-6, MIkael Ljungberg wrote:
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> I have DJGPP in my DOS Box,

Which host OS are you talking about? "DOSBox" is a software emulator
(486 DX2) with a fake DOS, so it's not really recommended for using
DJGPP there. DOSEMU is sometimes called "DOS in a box", and even
NTVDM was often called "the DOS box", but these are entirely
different things.

> I did install gcc473b.zip and gpp473b.zip.

From Zip Picker (/current/), I presume? (/beta/ has 4.8.2.)

> But I wrote a little C program, and did got internal compiler error.
> So I did think a little about that problem.

Make sure to read README.1ST as you may have configured it incorrectly.
At minimum, you need gcc*b.zip, bnu*b.zip, djdev*.zip and have to set
%PATH% and %DJGPP% environment variables. And latest GCCs are somewhat
picky about which BinUtils they support, so make sure you're using an
appropriate version (presumably latest).

> Then to the internet
> computer and downloaded gcc323b.zip and gpp323b.zip, burned them on a
> CD. Copied files to my DOS Box, and zipped up them and overwrite the
> other. And now can I compile my C++ or C program, there is not allways
> the newest versions who is the best. So now can I make programms with
> my DJGPP GNU software in my DOS box, it's fun can I say.

I hate to always harp on this, but there just aren't a lot of volunteers
for DJGPP anymore. So there may be regressions, it's totally possible.
And I personally can't recommend one single GCC version as a panacea
for all programming needs. But you can always install more than one
(as I do) and use both for different needs. (4.2.3 was last to still
have some /backward/ headers, IIRC.)

However, without knowing any project examples or specific source snippets
or knowing more about your environment, it's impossible to know what
you did wrong or what doesn't work. I don't really think "current"'s
4.7.3 is broken, so I think you should try again.

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