From: dancheng AT pacific DOT net DOT sg (Daniel Cheng)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Help: Newbie can't compile a ' Hello world' program
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 13:53:42 GMT
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I am a newbie to djgpp. I need some help to compile my first c program.
I outline below what I have done up till today.

I have downloaded the following zip files:

BNU281B.ZIP     GCC280B.ZIP     FAQ210B.ZIP     DJDEV201.ZIP
RHIDE14B.ZIP    MAK3761B.ZIP    TXI390B.ZIP     RSXDJ131.ZIP

They all unzipped successfully into the following directory structure
(D drive is my PC harddisk):

Directory of D:\djgpp

[.]             [..]            [BIN]           [GNU]           [INFO]        
[MANIFEST]      DJGPP.ENV       [INCLUDE]       [LIB]           [TMP]         
[ZONEINFO]      [SHARE]         [CONTRIB]       [DOC]           README.1ST  
COPYING.DJ      [FAQ]             

I run setdjgpp using the following command:

setdjgpp d:\djgpp d:/djgpp

I have checked that both djgpp and library_path are defined:

echo %library_path%  gives  d:\djgpp\lib
echo %djgpp%        gives  d:\djgpp\djgpp.env

Also, PATH has d:\djgpp\bin

When I tried to compile a c program such as:

gcc filename.c

I got the following two error messages:

No include path in which to find stdio.h
No include path in which to find stdlib.h

Have I missed out anything?  BTW I have read the readme.1st and the FAQ,
but cannot figure out what else do I need to do.

I am running djgpp in a MSDOS window under Window95.  I am using a PC with
pentium 200MHz processor and 32M memory.

Thank you for any assistance.

Daniel