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In article <549@roo.UUCP>, carpente@corinth.uucp (Michael A. Carpenter 
OSBU North) writes:
>Hello netters,
>

Howdy.

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>My problem is:  When I compile, the CLI hangs after the compiler gives
>its' banner and reports "Compiling hello.c".  On the other hand, if I
>put my WorkBench disk in and put the source in RAM, then it works 
>fine, but the first thing it does during a compile is access the Work-
>Bench disk!!  So if I want to compile my source from floppy, I have to
>put the WorkBench disk in and swap it and the header/library disk.
>
>My question is:  WHY??  What is it trying to get from the WorkBench
>disk.  I tried moving the important stuff to RAM and reassigning L:,
>FONTS:, S:, etc., but it still wants that WB disk.  How can I get
>around this problem?  
>
   The problem in your configuration is that you have omitted a couple
of files in your C: directory. You must have the "RUN" and "ENDCLI"
commands included in your command search path.  If you miss any of 
the two, you'll experience the problems you describe.

   What I do, is make both "RUN" and "ENDCLI" resident at the startup
sequence.  That takes care of the problem.   Alternatevely, you may
just copy the files to your RAM C: directory, and presto!

>Thanks in advance for any help.  
>
   You are welcome.

>Michael Carpenter

-Christian Castor

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