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Subject: Re: SV: RHIDE with WinNT?
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Marcus wrote:

> > Is "the latest" 1.4.7.5? If not, and you are using 1.4, try -M. If yes
> that's a
> > problem in your video drivers, they are usually full of bugs.
> I couldn't use the switch -m with RHIDE 1.4.

Is capital M.

> But the problem was solved in
> the latest beta version.

It detects NT automagically (using environment variables).

> But I still have problem with compiling C++
> applications. See the "Rhide / G++" post.

Most probably an LFNs problem. Remember NT doesn't support the LFN API for DOS
applications. If you uncompressed files with LFNs gcc won't be able to find the
file. Check the name of the libstdcc.a library, check the short and long name.
Rename it if the short name isn't suitable or just uncompress with short names.

SET

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