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----- Original Message -----
From: ehab
To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 2:33 PM
Subject: please some help


>hello

>I am new to c  I write small program , and when i try to compile it i have
an error messege:

>e:\djgpp\bin\>gcc samp.c -o samp
>gcc.exe environment variable djgpp not defined.

Do you add the lines

path=%path%;c:\djgpp\bin
SET DJGPP=c:\djgpp\djgpp.env

to your autoexec.bat, or to you environment list? (this depends on your
O.S.)

>the samp.c exist on the e:\ root

>I extract the djgpp folder from gcc31b.zip

¿Do you extract djdev203.zip?

>I want to write a simple c program so i don't want to inter the  rough area
of documentations

Sorry, but you *NEED* to read, at least, readme.1st. This file is located in
djdev203.zip

>I tried shareware version of Mircal c it has its own GUI
>but when i copmile programme i was faced by
>line 1: #include stdio.h ignored -- file not found

>So please give a simple solution how could i excute c programme

Try to read the file readme.1st, in orfer to install succesfully the
compiler, libraries, etc.

>Thanks in advance

>Regards
>Ehab Jallad

J. L.

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