From:	"Sean Estey" <estey AT telusplanet DOT net>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
References:	<37730D99 DOT 55368E1B AT quebectel DOT com>
Subject:	Re: Allegro problem!!
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Date:	Fri, 25 Jun 1999 07:06:50 GMT
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Make sure that in your source file you have "#include <allegro.h>" before
main().  Also, be sure that you have liballeg.a installed in your djgpp/lib
dir.  If you do not have this file in your allegro dir, you must run
MAKE.EXE to create it.  Open a DOS prompt, change to your allegro dir, then
type "make" (without the apostrophes of course).  Another possibility is
that in RHIDE, (is you are using it), is that you didn't configure the
allegro in your Options->libraries.  Type "alleg", then click the checkbox
to do this.

MentalRay wrote in message <37730D99 DOT 55368E1B AT quebectel DOT com>...
>Hi,    I'm trying to use Allegro.  When it's time to link the
>application, it said that every Allegro commands (like allegro_init())
>can't be find... my allegro.h is in the right directory...  what's the
>problem?!?
>

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