From: Elton Fry <elton AT iafrica DOT com>
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Subject: Re: rhide crashes when i try to compile C++ when set to "Auto"
Date: Tue, 11 Nov 1997 09:12:58 -0800
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I had the same problems.  Just re-name your files from *.CPP to *.CC,
That's the simplest.

Sunil Rao wrote:
> 
> hello,
> 
> i can't understand this... i have rhide 1.3 (jun 10, 97) with djgpp 2.01
> running under windows 95.
> 
> first, when i try to compile a C++ (hello.cpp) file with no project -
> just one source file - it hangs. the mouse works, but nothing else. it
> brings up a message saying "compiling" but then crashes before it puts
> the command line on - so it hasn't got to the compilation stage. this
> problem does not occur with C source files (hello.c)
> 
> then, it manages to compile when i open a project, add <hello.cpp> to
> it, and set it as a C++ project. It crashes agin if i set it to "Auto"
> in local project options - and i am just doing what the doc file
> recommends!
> 
> why should it crash like this? surely it knows that .cpp is a C++
> extension and can take the appropriate steps. can anyone help?
> 
> ps: this problem occurs both when i run it under win 95 and when i boot
> or shutdown to dos mode.
> 
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> Sunil Rao
> <sunil AT raos DOT demon DOT co DOT uk>
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