Replacing the DOS Shell
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 11:02 am
Hi,
I have got zeus 3.96m (trial) and I wanted to replace the DOS shell. (cmd.exe whith powershell (the new msh)).
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/script ... load2.mspx
I used COMSPEC variable to set it.
As OS I use vista enterprise
Now the problems
1. Tools->DOS Shell dies immediately after lunch
I have digged and the problem is the /k option. necessary for dos but not for msh.
2. xtags
with powershell as shell xtags will not run.
The error is "Unexpected Error Spawning xTags Executable"
I have checked and xtags is in the path.
I have suspected something wrong with the installation and I have tested xtags by hand
If I run the command in powershell
PS C:\Users\Alin M Elena\testZeus> xtags --c-types=+fp --excmd=p --fields=+afmikKlnsSz --sort=no -f test.f90.tag test.f90
xtags.exe: Warning: invalid character range
xtags.exe: Warning: invalid character range
xtags.exe: Warning: invalid character range
xtags.exe: Warning: invalid character range
xtags.exe: Warning: invalid character range
xtags.exe: Unknown option: --
are there any other variables to set other than PATH? LIB etc?
3. Should I be worried that xtags uses --c-types on a fortran file?
Alin
I have got zeus 3.96m (trial) and I wanted to replace the DOS shell. (cmd.exe whith powershell (the new msh)).
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/script ... load2.mspx
I used COMSPEC variable to set it.
As OS I use vista enterprise
Now the problems
1. Tools->DOS Shell dies immediately after lunch
I have digged and the problem is the /k option. necessary for dos but not for msh.
2. xtags
with powershell as shell xtags will not run.
The error is "Unexpected Error Spawning xTags Executable"
I have checked and xtags is in the path.
I have suspected something wrong with the installation and I have tested xtags by hand
If I run the command in powershell
PS C:\Users\Alin M Elena\testZeus> xtags --c-types=+fp --excmd=p --fields=+afmikKlnsSz --sort=no -f test.f90.tag test.f90
xtags.exe: Warning: invalid character range
xtags.exe: Warning: invalid character range
xtags.exe: Warning: invalid character range
xtags.exe: Warning: invalid character range
xtags.exe: Warning: invalid character range
xtags.exe: Unknown option: --
are there any other variables to set other than PATH? LIB etc?
3. Should I be worried that xtags uses --c-types on a fortran file?
Alin