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Date: Tue, 3 Aug 1999 19:09:57 +0200
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Subject: Re: rhide ide question
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On 3 Aug 99, Matej was found to have commented thusly:

> hello,
> when i make a program (with F9), the *.o and *.exe appear on my desktop. how
> can I configure it to make those file in another directory (e.g. c:\c++). I
> already tried something that worked but it worked until I closed the rhide.
> If you have an answer, please reply...
> Thanks in advance,
> Matej

This always seems to work for me:

For directing the creation of your object (intermediate) files, indicate the 
directory you want in Options->Directories->Object.

For directing the creating of the library (*.a) or the executable (*.exe), 
indicate this in "Project->main targetname" by giving a full pathname to the 
<projectname>.exe filename that you see in the dialog box when it pops up.  
Note that the default basename of the executable is the name of your project.  
I believe you can change this too even though it conflicts with the project 
name.

You will get errors during compiles if the object path does not exist, and an 
error during the link if the pathname to the main targetname does not exist.  
In other words, make sure the directory hierarchies exist.

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M. Halloran

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