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From:	Andrea Ryan <aryan AT global2000 DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: Include Paths
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Hello,
I have downloaded the two batch files that Mike provided.  Everything
referred to MGL in the autoexec.bat file has been remed out.  The library
batch file has been used to produce copies of the library files with file
names in this format: libitsname.a.  The the path in the simplemgl.bat file
has been corrected and its filename has been added to the autoexec.bat
file.  The header files still can't be found. They are not in the search
path.  Should the startmgl.bat file be used (or the MGL compilation shell in
Win95)?  A funny thing is happening.  GCC attempts to compile the score code
when I am in the MGL compilation shell, but when I am not using the shell,
nothing, not even a very simple hello world program, will compile.  It must
be a problem with DJGPP.  I have corrected the djgpp.env file with the
c_include_path and cplus_include_path that Eli provided.
Thanks for your help.
Brendan Ryan

Andrea Ryan wrote:

> I have the following in my autoexec.bat file.  The paths are correct but
> am I declaring them in the correct way?  The MGL header files cannot be
> found.
> Brendan Ryan
>
> set C_INCLUDE_PATH=C:\Scitech\Include
> set CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=C:\Scitech\Include
> set C_LIBRARY_PATH=c:\Scitech\Lib\Dos32\Dj2
> set CPLUS_LIBRARY_PATH=C:\Scitech\Lib\Dos32\Dj2
> set CPLUS_LIBRARY_PATH=C:\Djgpp\lang\cxx

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