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# Re: Strange Anomalies (continued)

- Date: Mon, 20 Nov 1995 11:11:30 PST
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- In-Reply-To: <Pine.LNX.3.91.951121071324.474A-100000@iman.internet.co.nz>

    Hi,

    I'm curious about the answer to the part of the question thathe gets the
    message can not find compiler.  I get that too on one of the systems I'm
    working on.  Then I type in cc <filename> And it will compile, so the
    compiler must be on my path.  I can type in make and get a make erro
    message that it can't find the make file.  So, both of these things must
    be on my path.  Yet, when I type sh configure, I get the message no
    compiler.

    This time I checked the faq, before spamming the list and it isn't on there.

    Some of you might remember my tell verb problem with the robots.  I
    resolved thatthanks to everyone's help.  The problem was that the robot
    was looking up argstr that wasn't changed from the original say, so it
    couldn't respond to another bot.  When I passed it the entry in the array
    args that contained what the other bot said, they started talking to each
    other.

    Any help on the compile problem would be appreciated.

    Thanks in Advance,
                     John.

    PS. Please excuse any format problems with this message.  I'm using
    win'95 telnet and the terminal emulation is terrible.

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    John Leone
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    Gardener Grassroots Moo:  telnet rdz.stjohns.edu 8888
    Internet: jleone@rdz.stjohns.edu , johnl@inch.com
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