Subj : header files on warp4 cd? To : David Noon From : mark lewis Date : Thu Nov 23 2000 08:08 am DN> Hi mark, DN> Replying to a message of mark lewis to Andre Grueneberg: AG>>> No, there aren't...You'll get them with your AG>>> (C) compiler... ml>> they didn't come with gcc/emx... DN> They should be in your x:\emx\include directory, with names DN> like os2.h, os2tk.h, pm.h, etc. hummm... i have those... in the past, i have tried compiling programs that are supposed to compile under emx... but i've always had problems... it's been a year or so and i've completely forgotten all the specifics... but i do remember that i had problems that seemingly could be attributed to not having the headers, libraries, etc... necessary... DN> Also, ensure you have set DN> C_INCLUDE_PATH [that name is case sensitive and must be all DN> capital letters] correctly in your environment variables, DN> typically in CONFIG.SYS, using *forward slashes* to delineate DN> subdirectories within a path. On my system it reads: yup, got all that... welp, here, lets try this... i've a copy of dmake here that comes precompiled with emx 0.9a... i simply want to (re)compile it with my emx 0.9d (if i remember it right)... in the dmake stuff, there's a couple of make.cmd files... i choose to compile under emx... looking at the proper make.cmd for the emx compilation, i see the following... gcc -c -I. -Iemx -DOS2 -U__GNUC__ -Zmtd -O infer.c but that line produces the following error... H:\dmake >gcc -c -I. -Iemx -DOS2 -U__GNUC__ -Zmtd -O infer.c In file included from extern.h:66, from infer.c:40: emx\public.h:161: conflicting types for `_chdir' H:\EMX\INCLUDE\stdlib.h:194: previous declaration of `_chdir' ok... ??? i know what it says... i remember digging around and locating the differences... i remember posting almost this exact question but i never got any type of answers in assistance... this isn't my code... i simply want to compile it... one of my reasons for wanting to use dmake is that i've been unable to get any other makes running and i don't have any kind of "unix toolboxes or utilities" installed... yet... another project that i want to do is to (re)compile my Apache web server... that'll be a fun one, to say the least <> so, back up there... that's only one and i can only work thru one at a time ;-) )\/(ark * Origin: (1:3634/12) .