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Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1999 19:46:17 GMT
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In addition to the other posts, you need to configure the search paths
Rhide uses. Located in Options/Directories , you then must add the path
Rhide is to use to search. When I installed I did not have anything in
these fields, so I am not sure how yours will be.\

Peter

Wendy Eubank wrote:
> 
> background:  I went to the djgpp site and used its ZIP Picker (not nose
> picker)  to get the list of files I needed to reun djgpp and rhide.  I am in
> the process of learning  C.    So I read the readme and unzipped everything
> to to c:/djgpp
> and then start   'rhide'  and  wa'la  I was writing C code.
> 
> I wrote  the basic  HELLO World Program .   And have been trying to compile
> it for two weeks and have been getting the error below.  Somebody else
> posted  A similar problem and I throught that was mine but NO  it wasn't  so
> ....
> 
>  I have tried to compile a program several time and every time it has said
> 
> cannot find  libarary   stdio.h
> 
> well   I did a  find files on my computer and it did not find  stdio.h in
> the
> 
> DJGPP directory..
> 
> I have Visual C++ also loaded in the  /ProgramFiles  directory and yes it
> did find a copy there....
> 
> My Question is  Where did stdio.h go  I looked in my dierectories in djgpp
> and I have    math.h   and many other    includes  so I am assumming that I
> should have gotten the    stdio.h include.
> 
> I have    stdiostream.h     and    std.h    but these are in the
> 
> c:\djgpp\lang\cxx    directory  and I am assuming these are the C++
> includes... that I also down loaded...
> 
> Can ANYONE Please help me solve my problem...
> 
> also Can I use the  the stdio.h from VC++
> 
> Thanks Ahead of time,