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From: | "DT2" <dt2 AT hknet DOT com> |
Newsgroups: | comp.os.msdos.djgpp |
References: | <73vocb$mb6$1 AT news DOT nyu DOT edu> |
Subject: | Re: a weird (stupid) thing with djgpp - question |
Date: | Tue, 1 Dec 1998 13:02:37 +0800 |
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how about using and ide (e.g. rhide)? at least that way the compiling is done for you -- all you do is click the menu button. Daniel Marques <djm7195 AT no DOT spam DOT is4 DOT nyu DOT edu> wrote in message news:73vocb$mb6$1 AT news DOT nyu DOT edu... >If I am about to compile a file and want to type >gxx -c File.cpp > >and accidentally type >gxx -o File.cpp > >not only does djgpp respond with a message telling me something along the >line of undefined reference to main >BUT IT ERASES THE FILE!!!!! > >Now, I understand that this is happening because it is trying to compile a >non-existent file into a file named File.cpp but this seem like a mistake >which could happen quite a lot and be very very costly (e.g. there goes my >homework). > >Is this a DJGPP bug/feature or does it represent something weird with DOS >(Win95 Dos mode), and is there anyway to get around it (besides typing more >carefully)? > >Dan >If you would like to e-mail me use djm7195 AT is4 DOT nyu DOT edu, the other one is for >the spammers. > >
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