• Iliya Peregoudov <iliyap mail.ru> Aug 24 2001
• "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Aug 25 2001
• Iliya Peregoudov <iliyap mail.ru> Aug 25 2001
• "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Aug 25 2001
• Iliya Peregoudov <iliyap mail.ru> Aug 26 2001
• "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Aug 26 2001
• Iliya Peregoudov <iliyap mail.ru> Aug 26 2001
• "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> Aug 26 2001

Iliya Peregoudov <iliyap mail.ru> writes:

The small questuion:

Is it possible to compile under DOS using tools distributed
from the site?  I just need a moderm C++ compiler to compile
for DOS or DOSX under DOS.

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

No, the tools only run under a Win32 system. They will generate a DOS or
DOSX executable, however, which you can transfer to a DOS system via a
floppy disk.

-Walter

Iliya Peregoudov wrote in message <3B874AFF.7992 mail.ru>...
The small questuion:

Is it possible to compile under DOS using tools distributed
from the site?  I just need a moderm C++ compiler to compile
for DOS or DOSX under DOS.

Iliya Peregoudov <iliyap mail.ru> writes:

Is it applicable to all versions or to 8.x ones?  I found that
7.7B0 and 7.7B1 include DOSX versions of the compiler but no headers
and libraries.  I tried to use it with headerss and libs from 8.1c
but failed.  The SC said:

    Internal error: cgreg 44
    --- errorlevel 1

Can I use 7.7x version with dm headers and libraries instead of
those distributed with Symantec C++ 7.5?

One more question:  Does the CD contains development tools for DOS?

 
 No, the tools only run under a Win32 system. They will generate a DOS or
 DOSX executable, however, which you can transfer to a DOS system via a
 floppy disk.
 
 -Walter

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

Iliya Peregoudov wrote in message <3B8764CD.68AD mail.ru>...
Is it applicable to all versions or to 8.x ones?  I found that
7.7B0 and 7.7B1 include DOSX versions of the compiler but no headers
and libraries.  I tried to use it with headerss and libs from 8.1c
but failed.  The SC said:

    Internal error: cgreg 44
    --- errorlevel 1

Can I use 7.7x version with dm headers and libraries instead of
those distributed with Symantec C++ 7.5?



Yes.

One more question:  Does the CD contains development tools for DOS?



They will generate DOS programs, but the tools themselves are win32
executables.

Iliya Peregoudov <iliyap mail.ru> writes:

Walter wrote:
 
 Iliya Peregoudov wrote in message <3B8764CD.68AD mail.ru>...
Is it applicable to all versions or to 8.x ones?  I found that
7.7B0 and 7.7B1 include DOSX versions of the compiler but no headers
and libraries.  I tried to use it with headerss and libs from 8.1c
but failed.  The SC said:

    Internal error: cgreg 44
    --- errorlevel 1

Can I use 7.7x version with dm headers and libraries instead of
those distributed with Symantec C++ 7.5?


 Yes.


1.  Does dmc 7.7B0 run under DOS?

2.  If it does why I got the error message?

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

Iliya Peregoudov wrote in message <3B892428.143A mail.ru>...
1.  Does dmc 7.7B0 run under DOS?



Yes.

2.  If it does why I got the error message?


That is a bug in the compiler. If you can reduce it to the smallest source
that reproduces it, I can see about fixing it. -Walter

Iliya Peregoudov <iliyap mail.ru> writes:

Walter wrote:
 
 Iliya Peregoudov wrote in message <3B892428.143A mail.ru>...
2.  If it does why I got the error message?


 That is a bug in the compiler. If you can reduce it to the smallest
 source that reproduces it, I can see about fixing it. -Walter


this hello-world program give me the error message:

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
    printf("Hello, world!\n");
    return 0;
}

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

That sounds hopelessly broken. All I can suggest is switch to another
version.

Iliya Peregoudov wrote in message <3B8936AC.2160 mail.ru>...
Walter wrote:
 Iliya Peregoudov wrote in message <3B892428.143A mail.ru>...
2.  If it does why I got the error message?


 That is a bug in the compiler. If you can reduce it to the smallest
 source that reproduces it, I can see about fixing it. -Walter


this hello-world program give me the error message:

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
    printf("Hello, world!\n");
    return 0;
}