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Subject:	Re: Rhide mouse cursor freezing up
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Date:	Fri, 11 Jun 1999 19:09:09 GMT
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Thanks, that seems to have worked.  But now I can tell that I actually had two
separate problems, so I'm working on the other.  If I open a project, compile,
and run it, it works perfectly the first time.  However when I re-save the
file (so that it compiles the program again)
_after_running_the_program_the_first_time_ it says simply "There were some
errors" after trying to link.  The main cpp file compiles ok, but the linker
dosn't work anymore.  This dosn't happen when I compile the main cpp file more
than once (by re-saving it to make Rhide re-compile it) without running the
program in between.  The error message only appears after I run the program
once, and then try to compile and link...


Paul Van Belinghen wrote:

> I called Rhide with the -M switch (install mouse callback function). That
> seemed to solve the problem.
>
> > I posted about this earlier, and I think I have the problem nailed down
> > a little better.  I'm using DJGPP+RSXNTDJ with Winallegro.  When I run
> > Rhide in windowed mode in Windoze 95, occasionally it works fine, but
> > usually the mouse cursor freezes up.  I think it's only the mouse
> > because the shortcut keys still work, (I can still quit normally).  This
> > happens whenever I hit f9 to compile.  Sometimes the message box at the
> > bottom says "there were some errors" but it says nothing else at all.
> > I'm starting to think that it has nothing to do with the program I'm
> > working on (just the ex1.c hello world program that comes with
> > Winallegro), and rather is something to do with Rhide.
> >
> > Could this be some kind of bug in Rhide, or could I have neglected to
> > configure it properly?  If I can't figure out what's happening soon I'll
> > be forced to use a Visual C++ complier instead of DJGPP.  Does anyone
> > have any ideas about this?

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