Mail Archives: djgpp/2001/11/20/17:16:35
> How *exactly* do you start RHIDE? What were the earlier problems you
> hint at in the first message of this thread, and how did you overcome
> those?
I created a shortcut to RHIDE that merely calls c:\djgpp\bin\rhide.exe. My
earlier problems vary: most of the time, though, it is the exact same
problem as this (I can't remember the various other problems, but this is
the most important).
> This may well be a domino problem, caused by incorrect fixing of the
> earlier one. Please do try the following:
I never fixed the earlier problem. Just turned my computer on one day (such
as today), and it was magically fixed. I did nothing different in the way I
called rhide, opened the file, or nothing else.
> Open a DOS box
> 'cd' to the directory with your source in
> rhide one (or whatever it's called)
> add 'one.c' to the project
> Select 'Run' from the menu
I do not use project files when compiling my programs. I just open up a
file, such as one.cpp, and try to compile it. I have never tried working w/
project files (I would appreciate a link that just kinda gives a review of
it though...), but for the small simple programs that I make, I see no need
in creating them. One time someone suggested this when I had my problem
though, and I followed their instructions (don't remember what they were),
but when compiling the project the same error occurred.
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