From:	myknees AT aol DOT com (Myknees)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Allegro --- Make problem
Date:	15 Mar 1998 21:53:40 GMT
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In article <350C2B6C DOT EE6CD2B7 AT netrover DOT com>, Nicolas Blais
<eletech AT netrover DOT com> writes:
>When I decompressed (using -d) Allegro in my DJGPP directory, and run
>make, it comes up with a "Get the DJGPP package or instal GCC bla bla
>bla in the correct path".  I have it already installed (V2) and I have
>G++, GCC etc.  The bin directory is also in my Path etc.  I did as the
>readme file said!

The error message seems to indicate that the makefile script thinks that you
don't have djgpp properly installed.  Looking at the makefile, I see that the
message (or what I think you mean by "Get the DJGPP package or instal GCC bla
bla
bla in the correct path") is generated when there is no [djdir]/bin/cc1.exe
file.  So perhaps you did not install all of the djgpp packages you need.

You may get more help if you post your environment variables here.  You can
type at the DOS prompt: 
set > env.lst

...and then post the contents of env.lst.  Go ahead and post the contents of
autoexec.bat too.  Then folks will be able to help you.

--Ed (Myknees)

gramming experience, I would recommend Kernighan & Ritchie's _The C
Programming Language_.  I think that the second edition is the one that has
information on ANSI C.  The one I read was a bit out of date.

Another author I like a lot is Stephen Kochan.  His _Topics in C Programming_
has a bunch of helpful information on using the standard library and advanced
topics.

>(oh I am on a 486/sx 4Meg ram...360Megspace left...hehehe(worth
>less information) and running on DOS)...:)

OK.  

--Ed (Myknees)

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