From: j DOT aldrich6 AT genie DOT com
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Date: Mon,  5 Aug 96 22:15:00 UTC 0000
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Subject: Re: RHIDE question

Reply to message 6470804    from 079519 AT BUD DOT CC on 08/05/96 12:13AM


>I downloaded RHIDE, installed it and couldn't wait to get compiling but
>alas, my source files were in different directories and that didn't go
>down very well.
>
>Does anyone know if there is a way to make this work.  It seems quite
>trivial so I would be supprised if it is not able to be done.  If it
>cant, I guess I have a project for the next few days/weeks/months?

I think the important question to ask here is:  Did you use the
makefile that should be included with RHIDE, or did you just try
running 'gcc' in each source directory?  Just about every
application out there should come with a script and/or a make-
file to allow instantaneous compilation straight "out of the box."
However, you must have some form of the 'make' utility available
for this to work.

If you don't know about make, then you should download 'mak373b.zip'
from SimTel and install it like all djgpp programs, and then just go into
the source directory for RHIDE and type 'make'.  You may have to
run some sort of configuration script first; definitely look at any README
or similar files that come with RHIDE.

Any further details on this will have to come from Robert himself. :)

John