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Date:	Wed, 17 Mar 2004 18:07:51 -0600
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For the record, the problem was that I wasn't ending my filenames with .cpp
<slaps self on head>

Andrew Cottrell wrote:

> >I'm running Windows 98 version 4.10.1998, and DOS 5.0 (last time I checked)
> >
> >Curtis Mackie wrote:
> >
> >> Whenever I try to compile code that has a class in it, it says that it
> >> doesn't know how to create linkdemo.o from c:\djgpp\linkdemo. (I'm using
> >>
> >> the example of linkdemo.cpp)
>
> Try compiling it via the command prompt to see if you have installed
> GCC properly first.
>
> If this works then read the Rhide readme file for LFN / SFN issues and
> follow the instructions. Be aware that DOS 5.0 is NOT Windows 98!!!!
> Amd that DOS is not LFN aware, but Windows 98 is.
>
> Andrew

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