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From: Eric_Lapaille@p2721.f27.n295.z2.fidonet.org (Eric Lapaille)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms.programmer
Subject: Re: my first windows program
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Date: 22 May 91 19:45:09 GMT
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Reply-To: Eric_Lapaille%p2721.f27.n295.z2@hippo.dfv.rwth-aachen.de (Eric Lapaille)
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Comment-To: CADSI@f1.n6000.z2.fidonet.org (Cadsi)


 > > I am going crazy.    I used the following 
 > > link command in a make file
 > >
 > >        link /NOD snap3,,,libw slibcew,snap3.def
 > >
 > You need to take the correct linker off your MSC 
 > diskettes.  When MSC installs
 > itself, it does not install the segmented 
 > linker (at least this was the
 > case at MSC 5.1 and I quit MSC at that rev.).  
 > I think the linker was on
 > disk 6 at that rev, but I can't totally 
 > remember.  ANyway, I think if
 > you peruse your disks, you'll find another 
 > disk.  If this is still the
 > case with MSC, this maybe ought to go into the FAQ.


 The problem is probably the following : MSC installs correctly the linker
in , let's say ' C:\MSC6\BIN but you have another f..g old link in C:\DOS
which is not segmented linker and your path is C:\DOS;C:\MSC6\BIN.
 The next time you install a MSC compiler , read more carefully the last
installation screen !