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Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2002 21:15:31 -0500
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> 	I have found that the use of 'end1;' causes errors during compiling.
> If I use "\n"; it works fine.  I have this problem when using Windows ME or
> Windows 98.
> 
> 	I also have found that when I try to run a program, while the .exe
> file is being created I have an EINVAL error returned.  This error appears
> only when I use Windows ME but not with Windows 98.

Questions about using DJGPP or related tools like gcc really should be
sent to the djgpp AT delorie DOT com mailing list.  This list is for people
who are working on djgpp itself to discuss ongoing projects amongst
themselves.

Please be sure your problem is truly a djgpp-related bug, and not a
simple user error like using the digit one instead of the letter ell
or something like that.