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Date: Thu, 02 Mar 2000 12:10:21 -0500
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From: "Ian Chapman" <ichapman AT nortelnetworks DOT com>
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To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Subject: Re: Sams Teach Yourself C++
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Hi,
	you have not been ripped off.

	Start Rhide "rhide my_proj"
	Click File / New
	Key in your program.
	Click File /saveas / my_prog.cc or my_prog.c / ok
	Click Project / add / select my_prog / ok then cancel
	Click compile / build all

	What have I missed.  You may have to click on your code window before
clicking on the File Edit Compile etc tabs to have any effect  err get
them in focus.

		Regards Ian.

	

ELLIOTTGBELL AT cs DOT com wrote:
> 
> I just bought this book with the DJGPP compiler on the included cd.  I'm
> trying to run the HELLO.CPP program on page 14.  I am certain my source code
> is correct.  I compiled it, linked it, and tried to run it, but nothing
> happens.  On the 'compile' step I get a 'no errors' message, but on the
> 'link' step I get a 'gcc.exe  No input files' error message.  When I 'run'
> the program, nothing happens and I get a dialog box that says 'Program exit
> code: 0 (0x0000)'.  Now, when I go to the File drop down menu and select DOS
> shell, there is the 'Hello World' written, but I cannot get out of the DOS
> mode and back to the compiler without closing it down and restarting RHIDE!
> The documentation provided with the compiler does not help me at all.  Have I
> been ripped off?  Please say it ain't so and tell me in plain English how to
> get this program to work.
> Sincerely,
> G.B.Elliott
> e-mail: elliottgbell AT cs DOT com