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jin choung wrote:

> howdy everybody!
>
> just picked up my 'learn c++ in 24 hours" book and i just went through the
> archaic ordeal of installing djgpp system on my computer!  i'm pretty handy
> with the computer (built my own) but doing this DOS stuff is throwing me for
> a loop.
>
> ok,
>
> so i installed RHIDE as well and it seems to be working fine but i'm
> confused about how to set up directories for my .cpp files and the .o and
> .exe files that RHIDE makes when i RUN a program.
>
> when i change the OPTIONS DIRECTORIES for source and objects and then save
> my options, i can no longer RUN the programs anymore.  also,

Solutions:
1) Use a project.
2) Download RHIDE 1.4.7.5 (http://www.lanet.lv/~pavenis/rhide.html)

> there doesn't
> seem to be any way of determining where .EXE files are created.

Nah... just run RHIDE from the directory where you want to get the exe, also:
usually you don't need to setup any directory is you put the sources and objects
in the same directory where the exe will be created. That's the simplest way to
use RHIDE.

SET

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