From: "phil smith" <ps AT agelectronics DOT co DOT uk>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp,comp.lang.java.help
Subject: Re: Making a DLL with DJGPP for Java Native Interface
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 09:45:52 -0000
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Hi,

 From my experience the "missing separator" error is usually caused
by having spaces at the beginning of a command in the makefile. You must
have a TAB character (even eight spaces will not work!!) Check your text
editor does a tab and doesn't mess it up and put in 8 spaces
even when you press the tab key (like DOS EDIT does).

Cheers
Phil

Junks wrote in message <36A6FDC4 DOT 687AF9C7 AT freemail DOT it>...
>Junks wrote:
>>
>> I used with great profit in the past DJGPP to write programs which
>> worked finely both under Win95/NT and under Linux. Now I have to use the
>> algorithms which lie behind these programs within Java. I know that to
>> avoid to rewrite them from scratch in Java I can use Java Native
>> Interface. In Linux I had no problems, while I had them under >Moreover,
I found out the way to build the .DLL within RHIDE, avoiding
>the mess of the Makefile which sometimes refuse to work (due to a
>strange message "Missing separator" while the Makefile is OK, somebody
>knows why?)
>

>That's all folk, now you can create a .DLL file for Java Native
>Interface with DJGPP + RSXNTDJ + RHIDE.
>
>Junks, or Gianci (to be read jeeahnchee).