From: rbabula AT discover-net DOT net (Robert Babula)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: GCC can't find the INCLUDE files.
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 97 23:13:31 GMT
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Exactly Where do you type this? I have tried it in several different 
manners, nothing seems to make a difference....


In article <5fhaim$qm6$1 AT news DOT Zwolle DOT NL DOT net>,
   Edde DOT Saegher AT net DOT HCC DOT nl (Ed de Saegher) wrote:
>Mike Loll <e5rs010 AT boe00 DOT bowiestate DOT edu> wrote:
>>Whenever I try and compile a program ( a simple Hello World type 
program
>>) GCC says it can't find the include file(s).  Am I doing something
>>wrong here?  Do I need some sort of config file?   I checked DJGPP.ENV
>>and it showed the include directory as /include ( my directory for 
djgpp
>>is C:\DJGPP)  Any help is welcome.  Thanks!
>>--
>>"I hate quotations"	
>>"There is no knowledge that is not power"
>>					-- Ralph Waldo Emerson
>>Mike Loll 			
>>e5rs010 AT boe00 DOT bowiestate DOT edu
>Mike , I don't have the problem , after another 20-hours study DJGPP.
>
>Type "set" at the DOS-prompt , you should see
>djppp:=c:\djgpp\djgpp.env     etc.
>
>If not then : Change your autoexec.bat file
>
>                      set djgpp=c:\djgpp\djgpp.env  
>                      set path=c:\djgpp\bin;%path%
>
>Tip : - get and read faq.201.zip
>          - see Mark T Logan 2-03-97
>
>Ed de Saegher
>Westknollendam
>Nederland          
>