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Date: Mon, 28 Oct 1996 10:51:38 -0800
From: Herb McIntyre <herb AT co DOT bladen DOT k12 DOT nc DOT us>
Reply-To: herb AT co DOT bladen DOT k12 DOT nc DOT us
Organization: Tar Heel High School
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To: "Adrian G. Oboroc" <ash AT cinf DOT usm DOT md>
CC: eidolon <feller AT ainop DOT com>, djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Subject: Re: help me please.
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Doesn't the djgpp.env file specify the location of the C++ Libs...???
Seriously.... I'm new this too... and this was what I assumed. I've been
using RHIDE lately and specifying the location of non-default locations
like \djgpp\tv\lib - I've found this necessary...
> 
> Probably you use gcc to compile C++ program. While using gcc for C++
> programs, you must specify location of C++ libraies manualy, otherwise
> you'll get ld error. Probably the best solution is to use gxx (install
> g++ and it's libs first) instead of gcc, because it automaticly add c++
> libs while linking executable. And final tip: read FAQ carifully, it's a
> very good guide for beginers, like me and you =)
> 
> Best wishes, AsH

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