From:	"Alessandro Monopoli" <amonopo AT libero DOT it>
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Subject:	Re: Help! Djgpp Newbie!
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Jonathan Boles <mousewithglasses AT NO DOT CANNED DOT HAM DOT hotmail DOT com> wrote in message
01bf86a2$f75f38e0$7567868b AT tfboles...
> Please help! i have read readme.1st, and download all the files, but don't
> know how to get started. in rhide, how do i choose the compiler (c/c++) i
> want to use? when ever i run a program even a hello world, it compiles
> perfectly but in the message window it ways bad command or file name! I
> have heard of so many problems with rsxntdj, is it really wiorth using?
> does the gcc/gxx compiler automatically include code for dpmi support? why
> is a hello world program >200k?! is there any other way to read info
files,
> texinfo is so difficult to use!

In rhide, (I think) the compiler is choosen by the nome of your file:

Example:

example.pas:  pascal compiler
example.c: C compiler
example.cpp: C++ Compiler
example.asm: NASM assembler (I'm not so sure about this one, but it should
be so)

The hello world program is big 'cause of the debugging information, you can
eliminate them putting the parameter '-s' in GCC.
For informations, read the FAQ!

Bye!

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Alessandro Monopoli

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