From: Jason <jpsaave AT sandia DOT gov>
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Subject: Projects in RHIDE:
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1998 13:10:22 -0600
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Well, guys, I guess I should've mentioned last time that I'm a newbie! 
I have been learning C++ through an online tutorial, and I am starting
classes.  The problem is that in the tutorial, it is trying to teach me
to use several different files for one program.  The filenames are:

	- box.h       ->  class definition
	- box.cpp     ->  implementation
	- boxes2.cpp  ->  contains main()

I want to use RHIDE to do this, as I am now able to do it from the
command line, so I figure I have to use projects.  This is what I have
done up to now:

	- I already compiled box.cpp and boxes2.cpp.
	- I started a new project called "testproj.gpr"
	- I added box.o and boxes2.o to the project
	- I went to Run -> Run

After this, I get an error saying "undefined reference to 'cout'" for
every line with 'cout' in boxes2.cpp - the file with the main function. 
Am I doing everything right as far as procedure?  I hope all it needs is
a little configuration editing or something small.  Thanks alot guys!

--JASON--


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