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- Path: iiasa.ac.at!marek
- From: marek@iiasa.ac.at (Marek MAKOWSKI)
- Subject: Re: Installing BC++ 4.0 in W95
- Message-ID: <1996Apr2.141700.18422@iiasa.ac.at>
- Organization: IIASA, Laxenburg, Austria
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- Date: Tue, 2 Apr 1996 14:17:00 GMT
-
- Caius Martius (caius@nando.net) wrote:
- : Jean Leandri wrote:
- : >
- : > Hi, I need just a little help...
- : > I have BC++ 4.0 'cause I bought it last year. I wanna install it on
- : > Win95, and I don't know if I should choose to install the Win32s or not.
- : > I want to have the 32-bit capability, but I don't know if it's gonna
- : > conflict with W95.
- : >
- : > Thanks for the help...
- : >
- : > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- : > Jean Leandri
- : > SR Telecom Inc.
- : > Montreal, Canada
- : > jeanl@odyssee.net
- : >
- : > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~You don't need to install Win32's (They already exist in Win95)
- : I have been using 4.0 in Win95 for quite a while with no problems.
-
- : Cheers,
-
- : Caius
-
- I wonder if you tried to use the librarian (from IDE) to generate a
- library on a different directory of a Sun-NFS drive.
- Say: H: is you NFS drive and you what to keep libararies in
- H:\lib\pc
- then if your target is:
- h:\lib\pc\test.lib
-
- instead of generating a library (which was no problem on Win32s)
- BCC ver. 4.52 generates a huge temporary file (up to the limit
- of disk space).
- The only way I found to stop this devastating action (you can imagine
- how other users of the file system like Borland now) is to use Ctr-Alt-Del
- and then to reboot (BCC would not start again !).
-
- I wonder, if there is a way to fix the problem.
-
- Marek
-
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