Mail Archives: djgpp/2000/12/09/22:21:32
I've tried MinGW, and that's actually harder to install. The entire
installation directions are (besides setting path arguements):
"To install mingw, choose the distribution you want, either mingw using
crtdll.dll or mingw using mscvrt.dll. Download the distribution. Unzip it.
(Zip/unzip utilities are available from
ftp://ftp.freesoftware.com/pub/infozip/.) If the bin directory that holds
mingw executables isn't already in your path, add it. That's it. "
Sounds easy, right? There are 6 completely different packages on the
sourceforge site they give, each with about 3 versions downloadable. The
dates and the version numbers don't match, so it's difficult to tell what
versions match which. Installing all 6 of the latest non-beta packages and
trying to compile the most basic c program (noting that they don't say
specifically the preffered compilation flags) creates an error in as.exe.
*Sigh* Oh well.
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Damian Yerrick <Bullcr_pd_yerrick AT hotmail DOT comRemoveBullcr_p> wrote in
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> On Fri, 8 Dec 2000 03:50:09 -0600, "Al Combs" <acombs AT uiuc DOT edu> wrote:
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> >Ok... I've got RSXNTDJ installed, with DJGPP, blah, blah, blah. I can
> >compile C programs fine, and they run as they should, but I'm having
trouble
> >w/ the C++ ones. I've did all the needed changes, AFAIK (acroding to the
> >RSXNT website), but so far I still have one little problems. The C++
> >compiled programs crash w/ a page fault whenever I run them. Has anyone
> >successfully installed RSXNTDJ, and got it fully working with C++? Any
help
> >would be appreciated. BTW, the website for the "HOWTO" setup is down,
which
> >sucks for me. I really wanna do C++, since I know it better, and I can
use
> >some of the MFC's, when the time comes.
>
> 1. MinGW is said to be a lot easier to get working than RSXNTDJ.
> http://www.mingw.org/
> 2. Why do you need MFC? For the GUI, you can use GTK+ for Windows.
> http://www.gimp.org/win32
> For container classes, you can use STL.
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