From: "Jose Manuel Lopez-Cepero" <sigma AT ctv DOT es>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Newbie need help
Date: 6 May 97 21:27:48 GMT
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hya!

Andre Larsen Risnes <andrer AT stud DOT cs DOT uit DOT no> escribió en artículo
<5kkj5v$pjj$1 AT news DOT uit DOT no>...
> I just downloaded djgpp, emacs(love that editor!) and extra utilities
from 
> ftp.funet.fi I am sure i have all the files described in readme.1st. I
have 
> unzipped these files to
> f:\djgpp\v2\
> f:\djgpp\v2misc
> etc.
> I have added the f:\djgpp\v2\bin directory to my path, and the line
> set djgpp=f:\djgpp\v2\djgpp.env to autoexec.bat
> 
> Now, when i type gcc i get "bad command or file name"
> Is there supposed to be a gcc executable? (which i don't have)
> does djgpp _have_ to be on c:\djgpp ? (i hope not, it's all crammed)

Be sure you have downloaded the gcc. It is in a package called gcc2721b.zip
on v2gnu. Also, the way you have unzipped the installation is not the right
one. You should create a directory with whichever name you want (eg.
f:\djgpp). Then, copy the zip files there and run some: 
pkunzip -d *.zip

Of course you can expand files by hand, but a) do so on the f:\djgpp
directory and b) *make sure* you specify -d to get subdirectories (or use
gunzip, which hasn't got the problem). There is only one package that does
not fit: the Allegro zip. If you wanna install it, first create an
djgpp\allegro dir, get onto it, and unshrink the alleg22 zipfile (again
with -d)... and that's all (of course if you install Allegro or GRX or
simmilar you should run make's).

adieu
sigma AT ctv DOT es