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Subject:	Re: compile 24 C files AND 3 HEADERS
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Geethanandh kandasamy <geethanandh AT yahoo DOT com> wrote in 
news:20020108155625 DOT 5550 DOT qmail AT web12205 DOT mail DOT yahoo DOT com:

<snip>

>   But the problem is if i run the same .exe file in
> some other computer which doesn't have DJGPP and gcc
> compiler installed it throws the following error
>    "Load error : no DPMI-get csdpmi*.b.zip"
> 
> what does that mean?what do i have to do to run that
> program in all computers  nomatter whether they have
> installed DJGPP or not.
>  Pls help me.

simple ... djgpp programs need dpmi to run. so, they should either be run 
in a
DOS window in Windows, or another DPMI provider should exist on the 
machine
they are supposed to run on.

Simplest solution is to do what the error message tells you to do:

Get Charles Sandman's DPMI provider, which can be found on any of the 
DJGPP
mirrors. The file name is csdpmi*.zip where * should be replaced with the
relase number. Get the latest release you can find, which should be 05.

Sinan.
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