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Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2001 08:14:15 +0200
From: Thorsteinn =?iso-8859-1?Q?R=F6gnvaldsson?= <denni AT biobridge DOT se>
Organization: BioBridge Computing
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Subject: ar problem
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I'm working under Win2000 and using DJGPP to compile c++ code.

Now, everything works fine, except for the ar command.
Whenever I try to build a library using the ar command (regardless
of which options I use) I get the following result:

  c:/djgpp/bin/ar.exe: libx.a: rename: Not enough memory (ENOMEM)

(Of course, the libx.a is just an example name)

The memory can't be the problem (my belief). I've run the go32-v2
program
and it reports

DPMI memory available: 22948 Kb
DPMI swap space available: 0 Kb

(I figure the 0 Kb is due to some Win feature)

Also, to check the whole thing, I tried using the ar command that
comes with the cygwin package (used to be www.cygnus.com but is now 
at www.redhat.com) and that works fine.

Is there anyone who knows about this. Is there some windoze setting
that is missing or what? (I've tried memory management settings but
can't
get any improvement there)

Yours,
	Denni Rognvaldsson
	BioBridge Computing
	Lund, Sweden

	email: denni AT biobridge DOT se