From: "Thorsten Erdmann" <thorsten DOT erdmann AT gmx DOT de>
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Subject: Re: How to Use libraries
Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 15:40:13 +0100
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> 1) *What* exactly did you add to the library dialogue in RHIDE?
I type the complete filename "liballeg.a" which was my mistake, the "lib"
isn't necessary, very strange behaviour. But now it works.

> 2) Why did you think you'ld have to add %DJDIR%/lib to the RHIDE library
>    path? That should not be necessary, as RHIDE/gcc already knows how to
>    find libraries in there (otherwise, how could it possibly have found
>    libc.a?)
It was just a try, to get it running, now I see it isn't necessary.

Thank you for help.

bye
Thorsten