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> From: "Vizziar" <viz AT NOSPAM DOT flyingcarpet DOT screaming DOT net>
> Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
> Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 23:05:40 -0000
> 
> Now for the problem machine..
> 
> This is my main machine, it is a Windows 2000 SP4, and I have added CYGWIN,
> GNAT, ADAGUID, the ada GPS system
>  Microsoft Visual C++ 6 and Visual NET, WIndows SDK and DirectX SDK.
> 
> DJGPP Totally refused to accept long file name, ie helloworld.cpp is failed
> to be found.
> Changing to hello.cpp, failed to compile, stating that various include files
> ( Which exist ) cannot be found.
> 
> Using gcc -v to compile, show it is attempting to access include files in
> the "bits" folder that do not exist... ( I am using <iostream> )
> 
> Could it be finding a PATH to another STL installation ?

It's possible that you have environment variables set for other
compilers that cause the DJGPP's gcc to misbehave.

> Why is GCC stating it cannot find "helloworld.cpp" ?

I don't know: my crystal ball is not working.

Please post here the output of the command "dir /x hello*", and then
perhaps someone will have ideas.  Also, the output of "gcc -v" when it
tries to compile that file would be useful.

In general, DJGPP programs do support long file names on W2K.