jimt@felix.UUCP (James Tringali) (01/23/88)
I am having trouble with the "Accessing the Operating System"
functions on my newly acquired version of MicroEmacs (3.9e).
For example, I do a 'shell-command' followed by a 'DIR' and
the program comes back with '[END]', i.e. no directory list
is displayed. I guess my main question is should all of the
commands work ( except for the 'suspend-emacs' command which
is documented to only work with BSD UNIX ) or is there something
that the documentation is not telling me about the PC environment?
Note:
The executable was compiled for a monochrome PC using the MicroSoft
Version 4.0 C compiler.
J. James Tringali
Electronic Design Engineer
FileNet Corp. Costa Mesa, CA.
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There is no time in space....
i.e. there are no chronologies
which can be calibrated.nwd@j.cc.purdue.edu (Daniel Lawrence) (02/02/88)
In article <19333@felix.UUCP> jimt@felix.UUCP (James Tringali) writes: > >I am having trouble with the "Accessing the Operating System" >functions on my newly acquired version of MicroEmacs (3.9e). >For example, I do a 'shell-command' followed by a 'DIR' and >the program comes back with '[END]', i.e. no directory list >is displayed. Yes, all of the others should work properly. If you have filled up memory EMACS will behave as above... or there might as of yet be a problem with MicroSoft C..(I do not own that compiler) but I know the current development source works with it. You can get binaries off my BBS (listed below) which has the command working. Daniel Lawrence (317) 742-5153 UUCP: {ihnp4!pur-ee!}j.cc.purdue.edu!nwd ARPA: nwd@j.cc.purdue.edu FIDO: 1:201/2 The Programmer's Room (317) 742-5533