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Date:	Thu, 03 Sep 1998 11:48:35 +0200
From:	Olav Cleemann <gabriel AT image DOT dk>
Organization:	student
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Subject:	Re: RHIDE Problems (C++ Headers)
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George Foot wrote:
(snip)

> Finally, some programs may have internal bugs which cause them to
> break on long filenames.  An example is RHIDE, which tries to link in
> the standard C++ library with "-lstdcx" when its real name is
> "-lstdcxx".  RHIDE is assuming that the name should be truncated.  If
> you follow the instructions to change its request to "-lstdcxx" then
> the truncation (or lack of truncation) will fall down to the djgpp
> functions and the presence/absence of LFN support.  Provided you
> followed the instructions above, you won't have problems any more.
>

(snip)

Could someone kindly point me to these instructions.

With regards, Olav

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