From: kwein3 AT yahoo DOT com (Karl)
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Subject: Re: gcc compiler from djgpp
Date: 11 Apr 2003 11:00:49 -0700
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Follow up.

Thanks for all the ideas, I got it to work but only in the command
(not cmd) window. The compiled program will also only run when run
from the command window.

Is that expected and does it narrow down the problem?

I think it is something on my system but I am not sure what.
go32.exe or in my case go32-v2.exe also only returns information
regarding the available memeory when run in the command window.

I did find out however that the program that was compiled under the
cmd window will run if I run it using the command window.

Is there a way to kill all EVs for one CMD window so I can reset them
to only the things I want to run GCC?


Manuel Collado <m DOT collado AT lml DOT ls DOT fi DOT upm DOT es> wrote in message news:<3E919B6D DOT 9010805 AT lml DOT ls DOT fi DOT upm DOT es>...
> Charles Sandmann wrote:
> >>One other thing I did notice when I run gcc with no arguments I used
> >>to get an error "no imput files" now it returns nothing.
> >>Current OS is Windows XP
> > 
> > 
> > A similar problem has been noted rarely (about once a year) on Windows
> > NT, 2000 and XP.  It's not reproducible on other systems.
> > 
> > Does the "GO32" command provide any output to the screen?
> > 
> > If no, then what sofware do you have installed?  It seems that something
> > on the system is conflicting with normal operation of DPMI images.
> > 
> > Does \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\AUTOEXEC.NT  contain a line with DOSX?  Does 
> > command.com work as a shell on your system?  Has someone (an administrator)
> > prevented the execution of 16-bit programs on this system?
> 
> Another reason for no compiler output can be the lack of write 
> permission on the TMPDIR specified in DJGPP.ENV - IIRC we had this 
> problem with a DJGPP network installation with WIN98 client machines. We 
> had to edit DJGPP.ENV to make TMPDIR point to a local directory.