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From: ajcurtis AT westworld DOT com (Allen J. Curtis)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Need help with *** missing separator error.
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 1996 17:13:19 GMT
Organization: Westworld Communications, Inc.
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src AT crl DOT com (James R Cantrell) wrote:

>   I've read the posts about the missing separator error that people get when
>trying to compile the GRX library, but the error I'm getting doesn't seem
>to be because of spaces instead of a tab.  I downloaded a microEmacs just to
>be sure, and now I don't know what to do because it definitely isn't that
>problem.

>!if !$d(MODEL)    <---- This is line #7.
>MODEL = 1
>!endif

I am getting the same error.  It seems to have something to do with
the !if statement.  Has this syntax changed.  I extensively modified
the GRX header file.  (Probably because of my miss understanding of
how to setup Make but....)  There is a line for the compiling rule
that read:

..c.:
	gcc .....

I had to change this to .c.o:

The dependence list had the file names with no extensions.  Make was
creating the wrong file name so I had to modify this to include the .o
file extensions.  Anyway, it did finally get past make.  Now there are
problems with the compile.  I believe that there is a patch file that
I have to apply because of assembly language syntax changes.  TBD

I hope that this is somewhat helpful.  Now could you help me?
Everytime I run one of the test programs the screen clears and I get a
general protection fault.  Any ideas?

>Thanks,
>Joshua Cantrell
>src AT crl DOT com
>jjc AT cory DOT berkeley DOT edu


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