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From: "Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET)" <salvador AT inti DOT gov DOT ar>
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To: "Jason Nehf" <zolaar AT earthlink DOT net>, djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 1998 11:32:02 +0000
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Subject: Re: Rhide and exe's
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"Jason Nehf" <zolaar AT earthlink DOT net> wrote:

> Okay, i've been trying to create a directory that rhide puts all my stuff
> in - .o files and src, and i also store all the files that the program will
> use - but Rhide will not put my exe in there, no matter how well i set my
> directories under options.  Is there a command line option (either for Rhide
> or gcc) that will instead of compiling under C:\djgpp\bin, it will put it in
> whatever directory i want?  i am really new to this, and its starting to
> frustrate me!  Hehe, thanks

That's a very common question looks like most of the people uses this stupid 
W95 feature of putting icons in the desktop to access the programs. I think 
that's OK (after all OS/2 and MacOS used it for years) but please at least 
learn how it work! If you make a short-cut for RHIDE windows will change the 
directory to the directory where the EXE is or the directory that you provide 
in the properties so RHIDE will create the files in this directory.
Run RHIDE from the command.com or create a short-cut for each project.

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