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In article <1758193@mtsg.ubc.ca> Peter_Lawrence_Jackson@MTSG.UBC.CA writes:
>Help!  I am a fortran programmer trying to learn C using the sozobon/dlibs
>package. I can't get the compiler to work on the following hello world
>program:
>#include <stdio.h>
>main()
>{
>printf("hello world, its me!!!\n");
>}
> 
>I am using a floppy based 520ST with the binaries in ram disk d: with 
>gulam as the shell. From d: when I type
>make a:hello.tos
>  I get: make:Error code -33. When I try to make from a:\sozobon\bin I get
>make:Don't know how to make a:hello.tos.  When I type
>cc a:hello.c -o a:hello.tos      I get cc:compiler failed.

The Atari requires the backslash character between the drive specifier
and the directory, thusly: a:\hello.c

No doubt your problems will disappear when you specify the filename
correctly.  In addition, if your makefile is set up properly, you
shouldn't need a drive specifier at all.  If your rule looks like

hello.tos : hello.c
	cc -o hello.tos

then the command "make hello.tos" should be sufficient, assuming your
environment specifies the correct search path to find the compiler and
the libraries.

Hope this helps.



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