Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2000 06:53:18 +0500
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<bobbi AT integrityonline DOT com> writes:

> When I link my programs  ONLY in RHIDE it says it can't open:
> -lstdcx.

This is a problem with RHIDE v1.4. Upgrade to the latest version of RHIDE
and the problem will disappear.

http://www.lanet.lv/~pavenis/rhide.html

> WHAT IS THAT (1st) and HOW DO I FIX IT? It happens in the Build
> All. It doesn't occur if you manually compile at the DOS prompt with the
> exact same files, but it is a pain in the butt to keep switching between and
> typing the gcc parameters every time you make a change in your program!

That's the C++ library (libstdcxx). It doesn't occur because you used gpp or you problably gave the switch -lstdcxx with the gcc commandline.

To avoid problems, you could use a makefile (info make). If you have EMACS,
you can run these makefiles easily.