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From: danm@mspiggy (Dan McCabe)
Newsgroups: net.micro
Subject: Re: Coco os9 C notes
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Date: Tue, 15-May-84 15:30:45 EDT
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Posted: Tue May 15 15:30:45 1984
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Several of the RS/MW C compiler modules explicitly reference drive 1 (/d1).
This is a hassle if you have only one drive, or if your other drive
(maybe a winnie) is not named /D1.  Fortunately, it is easy to fix.
First off all copy your old files to save them in case you screw up.
Simply get into debug for each of your modules.  Search for the string
"d1".  Once found, change it to whatever you want.  Make sure that
if the new name is shorted than /D1 (e.g. /W), the string is null
terminated. Exit debug. Verify the files (with -u (??) flag).
Standard output will contain the corrected version. Delete the patched
copy of the old version and rename the output of verify to the correct
name.  That's all there is to it.

I believe that only the preprocessor and the linker have references
to /D1.  These should be the only ones that you need to patch.  (I might
be wrong on that; I did this about 2 months ago).  However, it is easy
enough to check the other modules for references to /D1.

					Happy hacking,
					Dan McCabe
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