goldstein@arecibo.aero.org (Fogbound Child) (05/14/91)
-Message-Text-Follows- Hi. I've been having problems getting the MSDOS gcc compiler to work correctly. I think that I followed the instructions completely; could someone please point out my mistake? When I attempt to compile, I get the message "xxxxx.h file not found." where xxxxx.h is any include file. I have gccinc set to the correct directory in my autoexec.bat, and the include directory is also in the path. I've tried it with slashes in both directions, ie DOS and UNIX protocols. I've also tried explicitly stating the path in the #include statements. One thing that I noticed is that DOS upper-cases the "gccinc" from my autoexec. If this is the problem, how do I suppress it? Sorry if these are braindead questions. I appreciate your time. Thanks, ___Samuel___ _________I_claim_and_accept_sole_responsibility_for_the_above._SjG.____________ <goldstein@aerospace.aero.org| "Real Mode is required primarily to setup the There's no need to cure a | processor for Protected Mode operation." C8-H10-N4-O2 addiction. | 80386 Hardware Ref. Man., p. 4-174, Intel.
herrickd@iccgcc.decnet.ab.com (05/22/91)
In article <1991May13.204104.6769@aero.org>, goldstein@arecibo.aero.org (Fogbound Child) writes: > -Message-Text-Follows- > > > Hi. I've been having problems getting the MSDOS gcc compiler to work > correctly. I think that I followed the instructions completely; could > someone please point out my mistake? > > When I attempt to compile, I get the message "xxxxx.h file not found." where > xxxxx.h is any include file. > One way to take care of this problem is to include the switch -I/gcc/inc on the command line to tell it to look for .h files in directory \gcc\inc I currently have three -I switches on the gcc command in my dmake file. The I has to be upper case. Continuing the theme of trying to learn to use gcc on DOS: Where can I find the documents for the gnu c and c++ compilers. If someone who knows and knows how to use FTP would tell me system name and directory and filename, I should be able to persuade BITFTP to send me a copy. It is a little frustrating to have the installation instructions and none of the use instructions. dan herrick herrickd@iccgcc.decnet.ab.com PS. I am profoundly grateful to dj for doing the port and sharing it with us.