From:	eplmst AT lu DOT erisoft DOT se (Martin Stromberg)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: djgpp
Date:	20 Sep 2002 08:07:50 GMT
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Abdulkhadar Ariyappadi (akariyappadi AT hotmail DOT com) wrote:
: 2.I think RHIDE is some what like what I explained in above question.I hink 
: that will provide such a enviornment (like MSC70).Am i correct?

Yes.

: 3. But when I installed DJGPP compiler from CD i could not find Rhide 
: installed.And my main problem is HOW TO COMPILE SOURCE FILE USING THIS 
: INSTALLED DJGPP COMPILER FROM CD?

Have you read the README.1ST file?

: 4.I tried several command like gcc, gpp gxx in MS dos operating system.
: But could not succeed. what's the exact line to type on dos?

Have you read the README.1ST file?

: 5. I s there any  way to compile other than using dos and typing?

"make". But that requires you to type "make<CR>" so I'm not sure it
qualifies.

: 6. My book suggests to create a source file in cpp extension. but it will 
: not changes to c file , remains just as text file. while saving with 
: extension .C it converts to c file, still I could not compile it.
: (I used legal programme that given in book only).How i save source file?

I'm not sure what you mean. (But make sure your file is named xxx.cpp
and not xxx.cpp.txt. (And to be sure that usually means doing "dir",
i. e. more typing!)

Also reading the FAQ is good.


Right,

						MartinS

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