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From: Oscar F. <of...@wa...> - 2002-11-28 12:18:09
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Al <alb...@ya...> writes: > On 11/27/02 I downloaded and installed the latest > mingw bundle to my PC. Its a Pentium I 133Mhz with 16M > of ram and it runs windows 95. I know this is an old > computer. When I try to compile any C++ programs (Even > a very basic console based hello world program) The > compiler never completes. I can compile straight C > code with no problems. Do you see intense Hard Disk activity? 16 MB is not much, but it should be enough for a "Hello world!" program. On your machine a IO streams-based hello world program possibly needs a minute or two to compile. Try compiling first and then linking: g++ -c hello.cpp g++ -o hello.exe hello.o At least you will see what step fails. If g++ seems to be hanged, execute the above commands again passing the -v parameter: g++ -v -c hello.cpp g++ -v -o hello.exe hello.o and come back to the mailing list with the text output it produces. > The same package installed on my work PC has no > problems. This is a much newer PC running Windows 2000 > and has 128M of Ram. > > Any help would be appreciated. -- Oscar |