From: myknees AT aol DOT com (Myknees)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: H E L P . . . ! ! ! ! 
Date: 14 Jun 1998 19:21:26 GMT
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In article <1998061417012000 DOT NAA11587 AT ladder01 DOT news DOT aol DOT com>, srothersn AT aol DOT com
(SRotherSN) writes:

>I have a 100mghtz Pent Packard Bell w/upgraded RAM to 16
>a 1.25 gig Hard drive. Running windows 3.1 and Dos 6.?
>
>I have followed the instructions for installing Djgpp and I keep geting an
>error message that the compiler can't seem to find the <.h> files.

If you post the contents of your autoexec.bat and an exact transcription of the
error message, you'll get better help.  I think that most of the time the
failure to find the include files has to do with the absence of the DJGPP
environment variable.  Please issue the DOS command:
set >environ.txt
and post the contents of environ.txt here too.

>I get the memory adress error statement when I run
>gcc -o hello.c -o hello.exe

If that's a different message than the one that says that the header files
can't be found, then you could post it too.

>I seem to have enough space because when I test compiler with go32 I get 13k
>and 131+k for swapping
>
>I did seem to notice that when I pkunziped the package one file could not be
>written. Could this be the root to my problem?

Do you know which file it was?  Which version of pkunzip were you using? 
Infozip handles long filenames better than pkunzip, so that might help you. 
(For anyone curious: pkunzip 2.50 will add numeric tails even when numeric
tails have been turned off in the Windows registry.)

--Ed (Myknees)