From: Jose Agustin Vericat <frodobolson AT redestb DOT es>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Problems compiling
Date: 14 May 1997 22:38:18 GMT
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First of all, hello to all the people of this newsgroup 
(yes, I'm new here, and I'm another that writes an horrible english :)

Okey, here is my problem: I love the command-line orders to optimise my
code with gcc, but they are too long that with only 4 or 5 of them I use
all my 128 DOS character space. I tried to use a file like TCC does, 
calling it with

     gcc @file .....

but when I use this, gcc reads/writes the HD like if it was compiling,
but when I make a "dir", there isn't any .EXE or .O file :-?? The .EXE 
file appears using the same options (at least, that's what I think, I 
haven't tested all the combinations) and it runs well.

Can anyone tell me how I must use the file with the command-line options?

Thanks to all!!

Jose Agustin Vericat

frodobolson AT redestb DOT es