From:	"Laine" <laine AT iwn DOT fi>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: help please
Date:	24 Sep 1997 13:15:15 GMT
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Doug Nichols <dnichols AT mail DOT ntr DOT net> wrote in article
<3428D48E DOT 512 AT mail DOT ntr DOT net>...
> I'm a beginner in programming with C, and I am using DJGPP.  Here's my
> problem.  Every time I compile and run a program, I can't go back and
> re-edit it.  For some reason my editor has problems opening it.  Does
> anyone know how to maintain the same source code file, after compiling
> and running a program??
> 
I'm not sure if you compile already like this, but this is how I do (and
it doesn't make any changes in the source code. 
Use the command:
	gcc file.c -o file.exe  (where file.c is the source and file.exe the
			       executable.)

There's an other way too. Use Rhide (the  latest version) and run 
your program by selecting  RUN/RUN at the top of the screen.

The source file should stay where it is (file.c) and you should
be able to edit it. 
PS. I'm new too and I really think this is a great place to find 
information. 

If it doesn't work, mail me laine AT ks DOT iwn DOT fi
or ask someone else here at this newsgroup

Jarkko

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