From: "Brian" <none AT none DOT com>
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References: <881hgn$apo$1 AT zingo DOT tninet DOT se>
Subject: Re: How to use Allegro?
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Go to "Options" then to "Libraries", type in "alleg" (without the quotes) on
the first space and press the X right next to that line. The readme.txt file
tells you all about this.

Brian

Marcus wrote in message <881hgn$apo$1 AT zingo DOT tninet DOT se>...
>Hi!
>Can someone give me a exactly description on how to use Allegro with RHIDE?
>I have compiled, installed and configured Allegro's cfg-file but I can't
get
>it work. I got a lot of compiler errors when I include allegro.h and I
don't
>know where all the files for allegro should be (the library file, the
header
>file, the config file...). HELP!
>
>--
>/regards Marcus
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