Date: Fri, 18 Jun 93 11:53:52 GMT
From: Joe Clark <joe AT ziggy DOT larc DOT nasa DOT gov>
To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject: Borland 3.1 make and djgpp

I have both Borland's make utility that came with
Borland 3.1 and Turbo C's make that came with 1.01.
When I use the Turbo C make everything works fine
(although compiling time is about double using
gcc vice tcc/bcc).  However when I use the newer make
gcc starts to compile than seems to freeze altogether.
If I catch it soon enough Ctrl-C will stop the process
otherwise I have to reboot.  I also noticed that
when using the older make I get a 400+Kbytes available message
before every compilation step, and when I use the newer one 
I get 4+Mbytes available.

Is there a switch I have to use when compiling gcc programs
under the newer versions of Borland's make?

Don't get too technical on me since I normally program on an
SGI and the reason I'm using djgpp is because I'd rather be shot 
down over enemy territory than be forced to understand the PC's 
memory management system.

Thanks, 

-Joe


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