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To: Wojciech Ga  zka	 <wojciech DOT galazka AT polkomtel DOT com DOT pl>, djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Date: Tue, 9 May 2000 18:50:55 +0200
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Subject: Re: Compile gcc-2.952 on Windows NT
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On 9 May 2000, at 16:17, Wojciech Ga  zka wrote:

> 
> The problems I have found during compiling gcc-295 (yes I was using your
> build.sh)
> are twofold:
> 1 problems with memory In a middle of a compilation stage  a pop-up message
> appears saying that there were some problems with
> 'access violation' and the whole NTVDM either hangs or at least the DLL
> part of the lfn services stops working
> 2 When compiling libgpp or libio libs, after 'stage 3' phase I sometimes get
> messages that source file cannot be found 'like 
> 'don't know how to make ARG.c that is necessary for target ARG.o' or so
> 
> I'm not sure whether these problems are the result of the lfn services being
> broken or DPMI problems itself. 
> Other tsts I have made, and whose results are in docs/results.txt file in
> lfn004.zip file, show that in many cases even 
> rather complex packages could be build for example emacs
> 

Try restarting console between each part of building gcc-2.95.2 (of 
course with LFN driver loaded)

1)	unzip gcc2952s.zip     (I thought INFO ZIP here)
	cd gnu/gcc-2.952/build.djg
	sh ./djbuild1.sh config

2)    Restart DOS session (and go to the same directory)
       sh ./djbuild1.sh gcc1

3)    Restart DOS session
	sh ./djbuild1.sh gcc2

4)    Restart DOS session
	sh ./djbuild1.sh gcc3

5)    Restart DOS session
	sh ./djbuild1.sh libs1

6)    Restart DOS session
	sh ./djbuild1.sh libs2

7)    Restart DOS session
	sh ./djbuild1.sh libs3

8)    Restart DOS session
	sh ./djbuild1.sh install
	
9)    Restart DOS session
	sh ./djbuild1.sh mkdist

Perhaps one can try to join some parts but there should be no harm
from restarting console between. Under Win9X restarting is not 
needed as returning to prompt (or bat file in enough) but seems that
for NT we need it.

Andris