From: rjvdboon AT cs DOT vu DOT nl (Boon van der RJ)
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Subject: Re: Long Filenames with NT 3.51
Date: 19 Jun 1998 10:42:47 GMT
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Martin Bernreuther (Martin DOT Bernreuther AT po DOT uni-stuttgart DOT de) wrote:
> The C++ Header-Files often use more than 8 characters:
> e.g. iostream.h calls streambuf.h
> This doesn't work in my environment, even with LFN=y set in
> djgpp.env. Is there a way to compile C++ code with djgpp using NT?

I don't think LFN work on NT. unpack with a non-lfn unpacker (like
plain old pkunzip[1]) and set LFN=n in your environment.
Also read section 3.3 (Will it work under Windows/NT?)
of the DJGPP faq.

hth,
 Robert

[1] This avoids streambuf.h to get the short name stream~1.h
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