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Subject:	Re: RHIDE's Long FileName Support?
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    Please discard this since I have figured out and resolved the problem
myself.

    The only one problem is that I am not allowed to include *.h (header
files) into RHIDE's project group otherwise error message says, "Don't know
how to build "*.h".  It is very annoying.  I really want to include both
*.cpp and *.h in the project group that it makes easier for me to edit both
*.h and *.cpp.  Please advise.

-- 
Bryan Parkoff
"Bryan Parkoff" <bryan DOT nospam DOT parkoff AT nospam DOT com> wrote in message
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>     I use Windows XP.  RHIDE's latest version is Feb. 2003.  I use to save
> "CPU Definition.cpp".  When I try to compile, I get error, "Don't know how
> to build CPU Definition.o".  I did use "gpp -c -Wall "CPU Definition.cpp".
> It works fine.  It did show "CPU Definition.o".
>     I wonder why RHIDE does not support long filename.  Is there a fix?  I
> did change from "CPU Definition.cpp" to "CPUDef.h".  I did compile under
> RHIDE.  It works fine without long filename support.
>
>     PS-- RHIDE's Help does not work in newer version, but it does previous
> version.  Which version should I use 1.4.9 or 1.5 version of RHIDE?
>
> -- 
> Bryan Parkoff
>
>

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