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From: | "J. D. Kent" <boris AT froggernet DOT com> |
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Subject: | compile problem |
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Date: | Sat, 21 Aug 1999 15:46:27 -0400 |
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Greetings, I created a small test C++ program on a DOS platform and compiled it with gcc 2.95 (DJGPP) without any trouble. I tried to compile the same source code on my Linux machine which has gcc 2.7.2 and got the error message can not create test.o file or directory does not exist Could this most likely be a compiler or platform mismatch, or is there possibly something else going on here that I have to investigate? Hmm. I was just thinking. Could this be due to the CR-LF difference between DOS and Unix? Thanks, Dave -- ==================================================== MedProbe Research Services http://www2.froggernet.com/krownoss/ Turning your medical records into plain English ====================================================
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