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From: Eric Gillespie <root AT flying-brick DOT caverock DOT co DOT nz>
To: David <david DOT ball4 AT virgin DOT net>, The List <djgpp AT delorie DOT com>
Date:          Tue, 21 Apr 1998 21:23:48 NZT-12DST
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Subject:       Borland Turbo C++
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Hi.  You mentioned in the djgpp mailing list a little while ago that you 
had been going through a tutorial with PCPLUS - supplied with a copy of 
Turbo C++.

Could you tell me if the version is 3.0?

As for altering programs to run outside of the environment, unfortunately I 
have not figured this one out myself.

In regards to compiling with DJGPP, I think Nate has said something about
changing a file in the setup so that the compiler looks for the library of the
RIGHT name - incidentally, are you:
1) using Win95?   and
2) what program did you use to unzip the DJGPP archives with?
3) The environment variable LFN, is it set to Y or N?

All these factors may be important to figuring out how to get your programs
working...

You _may_ also need to edit a line in a file called RHIDE.ENV, like:
RHIDE_TYPED_LIBS_DJGPP.cc=stdcx
and change the stdcx to stdcxx (note the extra x)
Hope that helps...

Thanks for your reply,
Regards, the Viking


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