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In article <1993Jan7.135102.20726@quando.quantum.de> henigan@quando.quantum.de (Kevin Henigan) writes:
>In article <1ignuuINNhb@charnel.ecst.csuchico.edu> jamesb@ecst.csuchico.edu (James L. Brookes) writes:
>]No no, chmod doesn't handle that under GNO.  You want to use chtyp instead,
>]as there is no excutable permission bit in the ProDOS permissions field.
>]
>]chtyp -lexec or chtyp -t SRC -a \$0006 will do the trick for you...
>
>or even 
>
>chtyp -lcc  <file>     - the original question was about creating
>                                      and compiling C files

Eeek!  You are so right :)  When someone mentions using chmod to change
a type, I automatically assume they are thinking of the "x" flag, which 
doesn't exist under ProDOS.

The auxtype of a c file w/ ORca/C is $0008, BTW, if people have the original
chtyp which doesn't do language types.

Thanks for the correction :)

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