From:	glloyd AT st DOT net DOT au (gary)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Problem with Allegro and make.exe
Date:	19 Jul 1998 23:13:37 GMT
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On July 17 1998, "Roger H." <rogerwh AT aa DOT net> wrote:
>> You have your environment set wrong.  It should be: set
> djgpp=d:/djgpp/djgpp.env
> The slashes are backwards of DOS directory structure because it is a 
> port from the UNIX operating system.  Hope this helps.

it may not help i have a WFWG3.11 and dos6.22 system and my autoexec.bat
file is  SET DJGPP=D:\DJGPP\DJGPP.ENV
PATH=C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM;C:\DOS;C:\XTG; C:\UTES;D:\djgpp\bin
now i know this works,if the system is something other than this then i
can'nt say for sure that the above answer is right,i vaguely remember
reading a similar problem to this and someone saying it did'nt really
matter,i altered my own autoexec.bat to refect this and it worked ok
both ways,so the problem may be elsewhere,i would make sure that the
djgpp.env file is in the root dir of where you put djgpp as persec
d:\djgpp,djgpp would be your root dir,so it would go there,its not a
good idea to edit this file unless you really have to,if u have the
latest binaries and using C++ then u will have to,make sure that you
have the make.exe file in your djgpp\bin dir, and go to your allegro
root dir and type make and thats it. cheers,hope this helps Gary Lloyd >
Da Phire wrote in message >
<1998071721350600 DOT RAA16956 AT ladder03 DOT news DOT aol DOT com >... >> I'm having a
problem getting make to work. In the documentation for  >> allegro (you
know, the graphics etc. library), it says to go to the  >> \allegro >
directory >> and type make. When I do that, it gives me a message that
my DJGPP > environment >> variable has not been set properly. I checked
the djgpp readme again,  >> and followed all the installation steps
again. I am sure I added both  >> lines to > my >> autoexec.bat file,
and ran the program that reports on your memory (I  >> had plenty). Now
I am assuming the environment variable is set by the  >> line in
autoexec.bat : >> SET DJGPP=C:\DJGPP\DJGPP.ENV >> which I have. I also
added ;C:\DJGPP\BIN to my path definition in > autoexec.bat. >> Can
anyone tell me what the problem might be?

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