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Subject:	Re: Problems with DJGPP (update from previous e-mail)
Date:	Wed, 12 Jun 2002 10:51:19 -0500
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To: <djgpp AT delorie DOT com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 7:33 PM
Subject: Problems with DJGPP (update from previous e-mail)


> I am using Windows XP Home Edition, and am trying to run DJGPP from the
> command prompt.  I use the "CD" command to get to the folder I want my
.CPP
> file to appear in, and from there, I just type "rhide" and it goes into
the
> rhide editor.  But, what happens is, the first time it opens, whenever I
move
> my mouse, it goes back to the command prompt.  From then on, every time I
> enter "rhide" into the prompt again, moving the mouse doesn't send it
back.
> However, the mouse has no effect on the rhide editor itself.  How can I
fix
> this problem?  And is there any other way to access rhide than from the
> command prompt?
>

In anoyher trhead, ( DJGPP problems ) I ask for DJGPP version, and OS.

This info is very important, because there are bugs in DOS support of
Windoze XP that crash several packages (like RHIDE, binutils, etc.)

The version of GCC must be >= 2.953, DJDEV >= 2.03, and must be dated after
december 2001 or later. Because you say in previous post that you get DJGPP
from a book (CD enclosed in book?), it's very probable that the packages are
older.

Check  http://clio.rice.edu/djgpp/win2k/main.html for additional info.

J.L.

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