From:	raninmich AT aol DOT com (RaniNmich)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	pcGRASP setup, compiling, front-ends, and just being a newbie in general.txt
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Date:	22 Jun 1999 03:45:12 GMT
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ok. i got tired of trying to get Rhide to work with long file names and c++,
and
just it's ugly, out-dated look, period. so, i've heard a suggestion here for
pcGrasp,
a programming front-end.  while it already looks nice-- like the Borland C++ i
was 
taught on-- i have almost no idea how to set it up to DJGPP to compile and run
my
little programs.  it looks like the problem is, is that i've been so spoiled i
don't know
the <*gasp*> regular Djgpp command lines!  and the thing is, of all the
documents
i've found on DJGPP's website, i can't find the exact answers i'm looking for. 


if you can't help me out exactly with pcGrasp, i think i can make do if i'd
just known
what are the command-line syntax look like in DJGPP to:
     compile sources(for Cand C++);
     link objects(C/C++);
     compile and link(C/C++);
     semantic check(whatever that is)(C/C++);
     debugging(C/C++);
     and the make command(C/C++).

granted, once i've known how to do all these, i could just use Notepad and
forget
about the front-ends.  but then i'd lose all those purdy colors.

while i'm on the subject, are there any other suggestions for front-ends
besides:
     rhide;
     pcgrasp;
     emacs (unless you can tell me how to set it up for win95/98);
     djgppse;
     and dfe95.

i thank you gratefully.

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