Re: A89: TI-GCC 0.8 and Win2k
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Re: A89: TI-GCC 0.8 and Win2k
Hi!
| >When I tried to run TIGCC 0.8 under Windows 2000, it returned this
message:
| >Installation error: can't find tigcc?A?\C\Bin\gcc.exe
| >has anyone else had this problem under Win 2000, or is it just on my
| >machine?
|
| yes, you didn't put the line in your path, add it to your autoexec.win (i
| think) and it should work.
This is not the real problem. This problem was reported before, only the
"?A?" was "OAO". This is extremely weird; it seems that tigcc.exe gets the
wrong information about its own file name. I don't have a Win2k system to
test with (and I don't have enough money to buy it, nor to buy a hard drive
it could fit on), so I can't fix this.
You might be able to fix this by not having a space in the folder name. If
not the following might work: Take the old tigcc.exe compiled under Borland
C++ Compiler from the Alternative TIGCC files, and add the following
registry entry:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Software
Cygnus Solutions
Cygwin
mounts v2
/
Yes, that's right; the last one is a slash. In this registry entry, make a
DWord value "flags" with the value 0, and a string "native" with the name of
the C folder of you TIGCC installation (for example "C:\Program
Files\TIGCC\C".
Then you might be able to use the old version of tigcc.exe, which in turn
might work. Please tell me if it did.
Bye,
Sebastian Reichelt
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