Date: Tue, 23 May 1995 17:24:36 +0800 (WST)
From: Shri Rai <smr AT cs DOT murdoch DOT edu DOT au>
Subject: Re: DJGPP installation problems
To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu



On Tue, 23 May 1995, Michael Phelps wrote:

> >processor: AMD 386sx/sxl 20
> Many of the tools require a math coprocessor (or an emulator, if you don't
> have a 486(DX), Pentium, or 387).  You mention DJEMU112.ZIP as one of the 
> files you unzipped; did you make sure to set it up in your AUTOEXEC.BAT 
> or however it says in the docs for that file?  My guess is that the 
> "Unsupported INT" is a call to a non-existant FPU.  My advice would be to spend
> a little more time getting the emulator set up and then see if your problem 
> has been solved.
> 
> 						---Michael Phelps, MD

I have acutally tried using the emulator -although the particular version 
of the environment variables doesn't show it in my last post - and it 
gives the same error:

	Unsupported INT 0x06
	Invalid Opcode at eip= ... etc

I used it the following way as shown in the readme file:

	set GO32=emu c:/djgpp/bin/emu387

That didn't work so I tried using the "\" instead of the "/" in setting
the GO32 environment variable. The FAQ uses the dos style "\" and so does
the readme file in the GO32 section. In the installation section of the
readme file the unix style "/" is used. I also checked that emu387 was
located in the specified path. 

Neither styles of the "slash" worked - the unsupported INT 0x06 was 
always generated.

BTW, which style of "slash" should be used? I thought it was "/".


Thank you

Shri Rai