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"Lamartin" <montes1 AT uol DOT com DOT br> wrote in
news:001801c1caea$f52e6120$7820e3c8 AT test: 

> Got all the files, read and followed the faq (editing autoexec.bat and
> all that stuff) and I'm still totaly clueless on what to do next. What
> is the main executable file I should be looking for here, if there is
> any... I've got a few friends who told me it's supposed to be
> djgpp.exe, but I don't have anything like that. 

the compiler is gcc (or use gpp if you are writing C++ to make your life 
easier). these are all command line tools, so you should invoke them from 
the command line. double-clicking on a file is not going to work.

you can also get rhide, an ide similar to Borland's Turbo C 
environment,but I haven't used it.

> gcc.exe from windows
> --------------------------
> "gcc.exe:Environment variable DJGPP points to corrupt file
> 'C:\DJGPP\DJGPP.ENV;'"

> set DJGPP=C:\DJGPP\DJGPP.ENV;

as charles also pointed out, lose the ; at the end of that line

sinan

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