problem in compiling c files
saravanan
vdo@utopia.hclt.com
Mon Aug 21 02:29:00 GMT 2000
hello ,
i have sent a problem to the following address before 6 hours.
help-gcc@gnu.org
but so far i have not got a concrete answer. So only i am
contacting u.
my problem is:
I have used ur GNU c compiler (version 2.8.0) to
give warnings
when the source statements contains divide operator(The input file
being used is .c file). This thing works perfectly with win 95 or
win 98. But for windows NT if the input .c file length is greater
than 8
characters it says "No such file or directory" . Eight characters
means excluding the file extension part (dot c ).
In windows 95 or windows 98 this error does'nt occur.
Actually i am operating from command prompt(MS-DOS ) under win95 or
win 98 or winNT envionment .
Please send me the solution ASAP for how to compile dot c files
(using gcc.exe) with more than 8 characters in windows NT
environment.
my mail id
vdo@utopia.hclt.com
bye.
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