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Date: Mon, 01 Feb 1999 19:33:01 -0800
From: Nate Eldredge <nate AT cartsys DOT com>
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Subject: Re: rhide
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Billy Jack NEAL wrote:
> 
> have been trying to get eather gcc or rhide to work without much luck
> With gcc i get gcc:no input files i know that it is a comand line
> compiler but can not give it input after i type gcc it drops back down
> to the dos command

Did you actually read the documentation?  Create your source file, say,
foo.c, and invoke:

gcc -o foo.exe foo.c

Nothing should be printed on the screen (unless there is an error in
your source), but foo.exe should be created.

> So thought i would try rhide an with it i get no such file or directory
> have set the path in my autoexec.bat an added the lines
> [rhide]
> rhide_typed_libs_djgpp.cc=stdcxx
> an still get same error have went through the newsgroupes 

Would you mind telling us what this error *is*?  Full, exact text,
please.

> an thought i
> had the anser i had more than one autoexec bat so i set the path in all
> of them i had three one was
> autoexec.sav
> backup~.bat
> autoexec1 bat

Post the full contents of AUTOEXEC.BAT and also the output of SET.  And
what OS version are you running?

> have done every thing that the faq that i can find. also have the
> binutils installed
> i read something about gppNNN.zip but can not find  have windows set up
> to do long file names by the faq am about to give up an go buy one yhat
> is not such a pain in the ass to get to work have heard goo things about
> both gcc an rhide want to learn how to progran in c an c++ but thats
> will be hard to do with out a compiler any one out there think of
> something i have not done   thanks

Incidentally, it would be much easier to read your post if you'd use
punctuation.
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Nate Eldredge
nate AT cartsys DOT com