johnb@geech.gnu.ai.mit.edu (John Bunch) (03/25/91)
Greetings all... I have an atari 1040STe and have noticed some strange problems using prospero C on it.. I have 4 megs of ram.. It seems when I compile I get an internal compiler error. The documentation says to contact prospero, but all I got was an answering machine... I do have a registered version of the software. Is there a known problem with Prospero and the STe? If so, is prospero working on an STe version/or patch to the current version? I like the compiler and would like to be able to use it again... Any info would be appreciated... John P.S. Prospero C is fully Ansi Compatible... -- ************************************************************************ * John Bunch * 610 Morris St. * To be filled with a nifty * * johnb@gnu.ai.mit.edu * Albany,NY * quote at a later date... * * * 12208 * * ************************************************************************
erkamp@arc.ab.ca (Bob Erkamp) (03/26/91)
In article <JOHNB.91Mar24183701@geech.gnu.ai.mit.edu> johnb@geech.gnu.ai.mit.edu (John Bunch) writes: > >I have an atari 1040STe and have noticed some strange problems using >prospero C on it.. I have 4 megs of ram.. It seems when I compile I >get an internal compiler error. The documentation says to contact >prospero, but all I got was an answering machine... I do have a >registered version of the software. Is there a known problem with >Prospero and the STe? If so, is prospero working on an STe version/or >patch to the current version? I like the compiler and would like to >be able to use it again... Any info would be appreciated... > >John > I'd check what desk accessories and auto programs you are running. I've found that their compilers are very fussy about these things. I can't use Quick St for example or Neodesk 3.0 with either their Fortran or C compilers or I have to reboot after each compile (yecch). Bob
johnb@geech.gnu.ai.mit.edu (John Bunch) (03/27/91)
Bob, Thanx for your reply, but I found out what the problem was. It seems that prospero C wanted the date set. It did not like that fact that on bootup my date is 00-00-128 00:00:00, so I got a program to set my date automagically. I have had no problems though using it with Quick ST 2.10? It works again... John. -- ************************************************************************ * John Bunch * 610 Morris St. * To be filled with a nifty * * johnb@gnu.ai.mit.edu * Albany,NY * quote at a later date... * * * 12208 * * ************************************************************************