From: "Pavlos" <trash24379 AT usa DOT net>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: rhide ide question
Date: Wed, 4 Aug 1999 03:30:36 +0300
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Michael Stewart wrote in message <7o6gpj$6dh$1 AT taliesin DOT netcom DOT net DOT uk>...
>Matej wrote in message <7o6eis$reu$1 AT planja DOT arnes DOT si>...
>>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.
>
>
>Rhide (I think) by default places the *.o and *.exe files in the current
>working directory. There are options which allow you to specify where it
>puts them (take a look in the docs, I don't remember which options they
are)
>
>To set up defaults you can create a project called rhide (run Rhide from
the
>/djgpp/bin/ directory like `rhide rhide' to create the project), set all
the
>settings you want and the save them (options->save I think). Each project
>you create then will use those settings.
>


I also suggest you don't put your sources on the desktop. Create another
folder
and put the sources there. Even better, create different folders for every
project.
Pavlos