Mail Archives: djgpp/1999/05/22/18:33:05
when i copied djgpp files on winNT system
(ie.i copied already installed package,and was FORCED to do
this with NT),strange thing happened:
all .h files in ./lang/cxx ./lib ./info ... were renamed ,now i got:
stl_de~1.h stlhas~1.h builti~1.h pthrea~1.h
stl_fu~1.h stlhas~2.h stl_ha~1.h stlhas~3.h ...
in ./lib only libstdcx.a was written as libstd~1.a,but in ./lang/cxx
nearly all names were changed.
now,i'm tired of guessing,where can i get proper names???
are there any two files with same first six letters,so one of them
would be destoyed???
it's not possible right now for me to download djgpp package,i really must
use this one.
would it be enough if i delete "~1" from file names(so i could
write a simple program)???
thanks in advance.
<sarzyn AT prioris DOT im DOT pw DOT edu DOT pl>
On Thu, 20 May 1999, Ahn Ki-yung wrote:
> Lupuz Yonderboy wrote:
>
> > When RHIDE tries to link my c++ files I get this message from LD:
> >
> > cannot open -lstdcxx: no such file or directory (ENOENT)
> >
> > I've added the lines:
> >
> > [rhide]
> > RHIDE_TYPED_LIBS_DJGPP.cpp=stdcxx
> >
> > to djgpp.env but it wont help.
> > im running gcc2.81 and RHIDE v1.4.7 (it didnt work with v1.4 either)
>
> Check if you set the path= ... \djgpp\bin and DJGPP= ... \djgpp\djggp.env
> To check this type "info" in the console anywhere but ...\djgpp\bin.
> If you can't read the info page, it means that you haven't set the
> directory right.
> If you can read info, then it is almost sure that
> this is because of the long name stuff.
> Read the document about long file names in DJGPP homepage
> and do what it says. Or Extract both in long file names
> and 8.3 format. Then it will never make problems anywhere.
> To extarct as 8.3 format name use the old dos unzip or pkunzip.
>
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