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From: Eben Sutton <esutton AT uidaho DOT edu>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: compiling of c files
Date: Sun, 28 Jul 1996 14:07:13 -0700
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I just ftp'ed the .zip files for DJGPP and finally seem to
have a .pif that works with gcc under Windows NT 3.51 (computer
is a Pentium/1gb HD/24mb RAM) however, when I try to compile
any of the test files provided, either in the DJGPP root 
directory or in the \djgpp\tests\libc\... source
directory (e.g. \djgpp\tests\libc\ansi\stdio\hello.c) they 
don't/won't compile because gcc can't find <stdio.h> or any
of the other included files.  

I assume this is an installiation problem, but can anyone give
me a hint where to begin looking?  The readme.1st file gives
clear directions about adding the \djgpp\ directory to the .pif
path, but doesn't mention \djgpp\include\.  Any ideas?

Thanks for the help!  

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Eben Sutton, esutton AT uidaho DOT edu
University of Idaho Business and Accounting Services
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