Re: UUdecode and NTemacs

[Stainless Steel Rat <ratinox@peorth.gweep.net>]

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>>>>> "SB" == Scott Blachowicz <scott@bloke.statsci.com> writes:

SB> It also means that you can't see long filenames from NT, but that you
SB> can from Win95.  The Win95 "DOS" portion identifies itself as DOS 7.0
SB> and handles the DPMI INT mumble that gets LFN information.

I think DJGPP-compiled programs on NT 4.0 should get the LFN information,
but you may need to specifically tell the extender to get them.  Do that by
changing the line in DJGPP.ENV that reads "+LFN=n" to "+LFN=y".

Still, it does no good under Emacs, as I said.  If you are going to use GNU
Emacs on a Win32 box and you are going to use inferior processes, you need
a Win32 console mode shell.  There is really no way around it.

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