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Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 11:25:15 -0300
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Subject: Re: Library problem?
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kalyniuk AT telusplanet DOT net wrote:

> Hi again,
> I solved my problem but I still don't understand why my program
> compiled and linked without complaining.
> What happened was when I first built my lib I copied it from my
> working directory into DJGPP\LIB. In my project where I was using it,
> I told RHIDE to look there for it. When I changed and rebuilt the lib
> the changes were made in my working directory copy but not in the
> DJGPP\LIB copy. When I told RHIDE to look in DJGPP\WORK for the lib
> everything works fine. Duh!

Why you don't just include the library project in the other project?

SET

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