🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi,

I have a program that I use to compile and link some programs.  This one
was originally written under Turbo-C 2.0.  Due to some dos limitation and
that I want it to run under Unix some days, I "port" it to DJGPP.  Now
the program work fine.  But i'm still having a weird behaviour:

when the program call gcc via a system() function, the gcc choke saying
the following error message:

---> CPU must be in real mode (not V86 mode) to run this program without VCPI
     (if you are using an EMS emulator, make sure that EMS isn't disabled)

Can you give me a fix about the nature of the problem?  The program is
compiled w/gcc.2.6 (djgpp).  I'm running a ThinkPad 750c w/8 ram. If I get
out of the program, I can run gcc without problem :-(  Also, I'm running
all of the previous stuff in a dos session under window 3.1. w/ibm dos 6.0


Another thing i've noted: gcc is 5 to 10 times slower when I run it outside
                          WINDOWS, ie: only from plain ol dos.

Thank you for any tips on these questions.


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