From: "Robb Beggs" <rjbeggs AT hotmail DOT com>
Subject: Re: Newbie question, newbie error
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> The answer is probably not in the FAQ, it is even before that. 
> From what you write I am quite sure you didn't read the file
> README.1ST, that tells you a few things about setting up
> the environment variables. In a correctly installed djgpp
> you _NEVER_ have to add the system include directories when
> compiling. 
> 
> So just say
> SET DJGPP=c:/djgpp/djgpp.env
> and try
> gxx -o hello.exe hello.cc
> 
> 
> -- 
> Ciao
> Tom

Thanks Tom, but you forget I am a complete newbie. Perhaps I should be more
clear. I am using RHIDE, and where should I enter these commands? Again I
realize that this may have been in the readme, ( and since you say it is I
believe you), but most of the readme and docs are a foreign language to me.
If you could help me intergrate these commands with the IDE, I ill be
silent, hopefully forever. :)  I understand (sort of) how to use the direct
commands, but I would rather use the IDE.