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Date: Sun, 22 Aug 1999 06:17:43 -0400
From: Ed James <edjames AT greenbelt DOT com>
Organization: GIAC
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Subject: Re: compile problem
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Just a guess...sometimes it's a problem with '/' and/or '\' that messes up
compiles on DOS compared to UN*X.  For a first try, I'd look in #include's
for embedded slashes, and perhaps, for a test, move anything in subdirs to
your main dir and see if the problem goes away?

"J. D. Kent" wrote:

> Greetings,
>
> I created a small test C++ program on a DOS platform and compiled it
> with gcc 2.95 (DJGPP) without any trouble. I tried to compile the same
> source code on my Linux machine which has gcc 2.7.2 and got the error
> message
>    can not create test.o file or directory does not exist
>
> Could this most likely be a compiler or platform mismatch, or is there
> possibly something else going on here that I have to investigate?
>
> Hmm. I was just thinking. Could this be due to the CR-LF difference
> between DOS and Unix?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave
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