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mvats@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Mudit P Vats) writes:

>Ok, this is the situation : I am using MicroEmacs to create a C program. NOW,
>when I go to compile it, I get the error 'LANGUAGE NOT AVAILABLE'. SO,  I 
>changed the filetype of the program from TXT to SRC using an NDA that I have.
>There after that it compiled allright.

It would probably be a lot easier if you just used chmod to change the
filetype...

>My question is : Is there anyway one can set the default filetype for creating
>and saving files to filetype SRC ??? it is a real pain to change the filetype.

No.

It's not that hard anyway. You only have to do it once...

I think you can use Soenke Brehns's (Sorry if I got the spelling wrong) cc   
utility which doesn't care what the filetype is as long as it ends with .c or
.cc.
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In article <C0GEqC.FrH@CAM.ORG> vandry@CAM.ORG (Phillip Vandry) writes:
>mvats@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Mudit P Vats) writes:
>
>>Ok, this is the situation : I am using MicroEmacs to create a C program. NOW,
>>when I go to compile it, I get the error 'LANGUAGE NOT AVAILABLE'. SO,  I 
>>changed the filetype of the program from TXT to SRC using an NDA that I have.
>>There after that it compiled allright.
>
>It would probably be a lot easier if you just used chmod to change the
>filetype...

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...

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In article <1ignuuINNhb@charnel.ecst.csuchico.edu> jamesb@ecst.csuchico.edu (James L. Brookes) writes:
]In article <C0GEqC.FrH@CAM.ORG> vandry@CAM.ORG (Phillip Vandry) writes:
]>mvats@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Mudit P Vats) writes:
]>
]>>Ok, this is the situation : I am using MicroEmacs to create a C program. NOW,
]>>when I go to compile it, I get the error 'LANGUAGE NOT AVAILABLE'. SO,  I 
]>>changed the filetype of the program from TXT to SRC using an NDA that I have.
]>>There after that it compiled allright.
]>
]>It would probably be a lot easier if you just used chmod to change the
]>filetype...
]
]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


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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.

Oops! I meant to say chtyp.. :)

>chtyp -lexec or chtyp -t SRC -a \$0006 will do the trick for you...
         ~~~~
         I can't use -lexec. Maybe I have an old chtyp or something, but I
         checked the source and exec isn't in the language table. I'm stuck
         using the second form. Is there a newer version?

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