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Subject:	Re: using the djgpp gcc compiler
Date:	Wed, 08 Nov 2000 09:56:22 GMT
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mmjulian AT my-deja DOT com wrote:

> I have just downloaded the djgpp compiler for c++ using the zip picker
> on the delorie website
> suppose I wanted to write a source code for a program
> do I do this in the ms dos prompt on my win98
> and then type the compliling and executing commands of eg " gcc
> program.cpp" e.t.c???

You can write your programs with any text editor.  DOS EDIT.COM is
usable, but you will probably want something better after a while,
e.g. RHIDE, PFE or Emacs.

Make sure you have set up DJGPP correctly (see the readme.1st file).
Then you can compile your program like this:

    gpp -Wall -W -O2 program.cpp -o program.exe

If you have installed the info viewer you can get more information
on using gcc/gpp by typing

    info gcc

And make sure you read the FAQ.

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