From: justm AT ix DOT netcom DOT com (Justice Moor)
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Subject: Re: REQ: Djgpp can't find my include directory
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 00:15:28 GMT
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On Fri, 16 Jan 1998 19:57:00 -0500, opaque <opaque AT javanet DOT com> wrote:

>   
>to.  The only problem is that, when I go to compile a program, it
>returns an error message that "stdio.h" isn't a valid file or
>directory.  Now I went and looked, and the stdio.h file is right where
>its supposed to be...in the include subdirectory.


I downloaded the DJGPP  C compiler successfully compiled several
weeks.  I then downloaded  and installed PERL 5 from "SET's" home
page.  The next time I tried to recompile the C compiler could not
find "stdio.h".  I discovered that the DJGPP.env file contained
garbage.  I am reloading both the C and C++ software now and hope the
problem goes away (next time I will back up DJGPP.env.