From:	vbpeyton AT aol DOT com (VBPeyton)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Rookie mistakes
Date:	26 Sep 1997 01:42:45 GMT
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I swear I have looked in every FAQ I can find to solve this basic
problem, but I still can't fix it...

I am a new user trying to install djgpp on a 486DX/66 machine which has
Windows 3.1, but I am setting up djgpp to run under DOS in the c:\djgpp
directory.

I have downloaded the basic djgpp files described as being the
minimum required on the rutgers website, plus I downloaded the
debug programs.  I have added the required lines to my autoexec.bat
file and I have run the go32-v2.exe file.

My problem is that when I try to compile a basic C program, I receive
an error message stating "stdio.h not found".  If I modify the program
so that I specify that stdio.h is found in the c:\...\bin directory, the
compiler
can find the stdio.h file but none of the other standard library files in
the bin
directory.  Is there some obvious installation step I have accidentally
skipped?

Sorry if I sound clueless,

Bill Peyton, San Antonio, TX

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