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   XPost: comp.sys.atari.programmer   
   From: h.robbers@chello.nl   
      
   paulwratt wrote:   
      
   >   
   > When all file names are lower case (in the file system), the files are   
   > found (ARAnyM hostfs: lower case)   
   >   
      
   There you are.   
      
   All filenames, both in project file and #include in the source   
   are lower case. Works on TOSFS.   
   Works also on case sensitive or case preserving file systems   
   but only of course if all relevant filenames in the fs are lower case.   
   Mixed case makes things unpredictable.   
      
   I use a ZIP drive for transfering AHCC et al to my Linux box   
   to a case sensitive fs.   
   I can configure mount to treat all filenames on the ZIP as   
   lower case. So that is what I do.   
      
   > Compiling "btst.s" causes a crash, XaAES outputs:   
   > pid 66 (AHCC): BUS ERROR:   
   > User PC=163C856, Address: 0   
      
   Oops!!   
      
   > (basepage=160E000, text=160E100, data=16519E8, bss=1663BB2)   
   >   
      
   Another test on TT needed :-)   
      
      
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   Henk Robbers. http://members.chello.nl/h.robbers   
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   A Home Cooked C compiler:      AHCC;  http://ahcc.atari.org   
      
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