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From:	"Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET)" <salvador AT inti DOT gov DOT ar>
Organization:	INTI
To:	jimeza AT usa DOT net, djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Date:	Wed, 15 Jul 1998 11:04:41 +0000
MIME-Version:	1.0
Subject:	Re: Questions
In-reply-to:	<01bdafda$f1f15be0$051f1bc4@default>

"Jorge Ivan Meza Martinez" <jimeza AT usa DOT net> wrote:
> Hello to everyone,
> 
> *  in the last month I had a problem linking programs with the String class,
> no one of you wanted to help me 

Really? well libgpp is from GNU so you could try asking to this 
people.

> so I browsed again the mails and I found a
> hundred of people that have the same problem and everyone said different
> things, today I mixed many parameters until it work!!;
> 
> I compiled like this way,
> 
> gxx verde.cc -o verde.exe -O2 -lgpp
> 
> but, doesn't gxx include libgpp?
> and why I need to use -O2, I understand that this is an optimization
> parameter, but if I take it off, the linker cannot find String
> constructors/destructors; something similar with -lgpp.

Looks like String contructor/destructors are defined inline in some 
header so if you don't optimize the inline functions aren't used and 
seems that there is no "no-inline" version in the libraries.

> *  can anyone explain me what is the proposit of emacs editor?

Is a programable editor, Eli can describe it better (the mantainer of 
the DOS version).

>  is it good?  

Yes.

> easy to learn and to use?

You'll get different answers to it, IMHO: no.
 
> *  I have RHIDE ( last version downloaded from www.delorie.com ) but each
> time I use it I have to set the preferences, I save them and when I use
> RHIDE again are unset because it searches for the config file in the same
> directory that I called RHIDE, can I make RHIDE preferences be independant
> of the actual dir ?

[That's a very common question so I'll reply in spanish because he 
will understand better]:

Lo que pasa es ques estás corriendo la IDE desde un directorio fijo, 
supongo que le pusiste un acceso directo en el escritorio de Windows. 
Esta no es la forma correcta, te recomiendo lo siguiente:

1) Siempre llama a la IDE desde el directorio donde está tu proyecto. 
Es decir, o bien:
a) Hacete un acceso directo para cada directorio.
b) Llamá al DOS, cambía al directorio donde están los fuentes y corré 
la IDE desde allí.

2) Siempre usá proyectos, aunque solo compilés 1 solo fuente. Para 
ello andá al menú Project, elegí open y dale un nombre al proyecto 
después seleccioná la ventana de proyecto e insertá los fuentes 
(usando la tecla insert).

3) Para setear los valores por defecto de la IDE tenés que crear un 
proyecto llamado rhide en el directorio donde está el rhide.exe. Los 
valores indicados ahí serán usados por defecto en cualquier proyecto 
que crees.

Saludos, SET
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