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Subject: Re: fortran scratch files III
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Date: Fri, 05 Oct 2001 12:58:53 GMT
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"Orlando P. Hevia" wrote:
> 
> Eli Zaretskii wrote:
> 
> > Look in the directory where the TMPDIR environment variable
> > points, normally %DJDIR%/tmp, where %DJDIR% is the root of
> > your DJGPP installation.  In my testing, the file name looks
> > like forta52a.
> 
> I did the test inserting a CALL SYSTEM('dir g:\\usr\\tmp).'
> 
> The files are forta520, forta52a...forta52z.
> 
> Generating files with these names in %DJDIR%/tmp, a test
> program aborts. But we have 27 chances with DJGPP, Mingw32
> has 10.

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