From:	"Klytu" <jazzyjeff34 AT hotmail DOT com>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	How do I compile source code that is not in DJGPP/bin?
Date:	Wed, 29 Mar 2000 10:38:22 -0500
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I am a true beginner to DJGPP and to GNU software. I originally got an old
version of DJGPP with a CD that came with a book (Teach Yourself C++ in 24
Hours); but I have now updated DJGPP and my GNU files to 2952 and Rhide to
1475. My problem is that I can only compile code that I write if that code
along with all the header files  that I create for it is located in the
c:\DJGPP\bin directory. I found what I thought was a solution by indicating
an include path in Rhide (by using Options>directories>include), but then
Rhide only finds the header files that I have placed in that specific
directory; I can't indicate more that one directory (as it seems I need to
do to compile some of the sample programs in DJGPP). The only info I found
in the FAQs tells what to do if the problem is related to long filenames (it
is not) or if gcc is not finding the standard headers for C or C++ (it finds
those just fine, it just doesn't find the ones I create unless they are in
c:\DJGPP\bin). Can anyone out there help or point me in the right direction
or am I just hopelessly lost?

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