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From: dave@dms3b1.UUCP (Dave Hanna)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Trouble  compiling
Message-ID: <157@dms3b1.UUCP>
Date: 5 Nov 88 15:51:57 GMT
Reply-To: dave@dms3b1.UUCP (Dave Hanna)
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Organization: Daltech MicroSystems, Dallas
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Okay, I know I'm showing my ignorance and inexperience here,
but I'd rather ask for help than spend weeks trying to figure
this out myself.  I'm starting to do my first real C compiles
on the Amiga, and I'm using Lattice V3.03 (the one that came with
the old developers kit), plus BLink and a make program I got from
a local BBS.  I have a two floppy A2000 with 1 Meg.  I have 'make'
in RAM:, my source code disk in df0:, and my lattice c disk with
include files in df1:.  Most of the Standard System devices (e.g.,
C:, FONTS:, LIBS:, DEVS:, etc.) are assigned to a disk labeled
'System:', which I usually keep in drive 1.

Question:  Whenever make or LC attempt to load another program,
I get a requestor for 'Volume System:', even if the path name
for the program that is being loaded is fully specified (e.g.,
when make  attempts to load 'LATTICE:c/LC', or when LC attempts to
load 'LC:LC1', where LC has been assigned to LATTICE:c ).
I tried assigning C: to RAM:, and then I get messages 
that the program fails with code 1.  What is it that 
is being looked for on System: ?  I'm sure you don't need a 
THREE drive system to do compiles.

Any help would be appreciated.
    Dave Hanna
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