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Date: Wed, 17 Jun 2009 23:00:15 +0530
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Subject: What is with my Installation
From: Varuna Seneviratna <varunaseneviratna AT gmail DOT com>
To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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According to the below I installed DJGPP.

 <ftp://ftp.delorie.com/pub/djgpp/current/unzip32.exe>

The instructions I followed are
Installation Instructions for winXP

Use Explorer to create a folder for DJGPP. My Computer, Drive C,
File->New->Folder, "DJGPP".

Use djgpp's unzip32.exe to unzip all the zips you downloaded into the
C:\DJGPP folder. Don't unzip them each into separate folders - unzip them
all to the same place. The directory structure inside each zip file should
be preserved, so you end up with files like c:\djgpp\bin\gcc.exe and
c:\djgpp\include\stdio.h

C:\> *mkdir djgpp*
C:\> *cd djgpp*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\djdev203.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\faq230b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\pakk023b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\rhid15ab.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\bnu219b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\bsn23b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\flx254b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\gcc432b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\gdb611b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\gpp432b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\mak3791b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\objc432b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\txi412b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\grx248b.zip*
C:\DJGPP> *unzip32 d:\tmp\pdcur34a.zip*

When properly installed, you should have a c:\djgpp\bin directory, and in it
should be at least gcc.exe, as.exe, and stubify.exe. If all the files are in
c:\djgpp with no subdirectories, or you see directories like
c:\djgpp\djdev203\, you need to delete everything and try a different unzip
program.

Make sure you use the djgpp's unzip32, or some other unzip that doesn't
support long file names. If you install with WinNT long file names, C++
programs won't compile. Another option is to use pkunzip instead (see the
MS-DOS install instructions) or read the FAQ about the NameNumericTail
registry key.

Right-click My Computer, select Properties. Select the Advanced tab, then
the Environment Variables button. Edit the Path (or PATH, whichever exists)
system variable to include C:\DJGPP\BIN at the front. (If you are not an
administrator, add it to the PATH variable in the User Variables section, or
add a new PATH user environment variable which contains only C:\DJGPP\BIN)
Add a new variable DJGPP set to C:\DJGPP\DJGPP.ENV (system variable if
possible, user variable if not an administrator) .

You'll need to close and reopen your MS-DOS windows for these changes to
take effect.

Rather than edit your autoexec files and/or global environment, you may wish
to create a djgpp shortcut instead. To do this, create a
c:\djgpp\djgpp.bat that
has lines like this:

@echo off
set PATH=c:\djgpp\bin;%PATH%
set DJGPP=c:\djgpp\djgpp.env
chdir c:\djgpp\mystuff   (or any other directory)
command

why do "I get DJGPP not defined" message when I type gcc at the command
prompt or inside the mystuff file.I have set the path system envirenment
variable also.I am using WindowsXP SP3.Even rhide works when I go to the
mystuff folder as in the djgpp.bat and type rhide.How do I get a c and a
cplusplus file compiled and working?

Please Advice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

-- 
Kind Regards Varuna

Varuna Seneviratna
No 514 Udumulla Road
Battaramulla
Sri Lanka
Tel : 011-2888620
Mobile:0715617141

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<font size=3D"4">According to the below I installed DJGPP.</font><br><br><p=
re><font size=3D"4"><a href=3D"ftp://ftp.delorie.com/pub/djgpp/current/unzi=
p32.exe"></a></font><br></pre><font style=3D"color: rgb(0, 0, 153);" size=
=3D"6">The instructions I followed are </font><br>
<h2>Installation Instructions for winXP</h2>

<p>Use Explorer to create a folder for DJGPP.  My Computer,
Drive C, File-&gt;New-&gt;Folder, &quot;DJGPP&quot;.</p>
<p>Use djgpp&#39;s <tt>unzip32.exe</tt> to unzip
all the zips you downloaded into the <tt>C:\DJGPP</tt> folder.  Don&#39;t
unzip them each into separate folders - unzip them all to
the same place.  The directory structure inside each zip file
should be preserved, so you end up with files like <tt>c:\djgpp\bin\gcc.exe=
</tt>
and <tt>c:\djgpp\include\stdio.h</tt>
</p><pre>C:\&gt; <b>mkdir djgpp</b><br>C:\&gt; <b>cd djgpp</b><br>C:\DJGPP&=
gt; <b>unzip32 d:\tmp\djdev203.zip</b><br>C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d:\tmp\fa=
q230b.zip</b><br>C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d:\tmp\pakk023b.zip</b><br>C:\DJGP=
P&gt; <b>unzip32 d:\tmp\rhid15ab.zip</b><br>
C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d:\tmp\bnu219b.zip</b><br>C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d=
:\tmp\bsn23b.zip</b><br>C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d:\tmp\flx254b.zip</b><br>C=
:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d:\tmp\gcc432b.zip</b><br>C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d:=
\tmp\gdb611b.zip</b><br>
C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d:\tmp\gpp432b.zip</b><br>C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d=
:\tmp\mak3791b.zip</b><br>C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d:\tmp\objc432b.zip</b><b=
r>C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d:\tmp\txi412b.zip</b><br>C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32=
 d:\tmp\grx248b.zip</b><br>
C:\DJGPP&gt; <b>unzip32 d:\tmp\pdcur34a.zip</b><br></pre><p>When properly i=
nstalled, you should have a <tt>c:\djgpp\bin</tt>
directory, and in it should be at least <tt>gcc.exe</tt>, <tt>as.exe</tt>,
and <tt>stubify.exe</tt>.  If all the files are in <tt>c:\djgpp</tt>
with no subdirectories,
or you see directories like <tt>c:\djgpp\djdev203\</tt>, you need
to delete everything and try a different unzip program.
</p><p>Make sure you use the djgpp&#39;s unzip32, or some other
unzip that doesn&#39;t support long file names.  If you install with
WinNT long file names, C++ programs won&#39;t compile.  Another option
is to use pkunzip instead (see the MS-DOS install instructions)
or read the FAQ about the NameNumericTail registry key.
</p><p>Right-click My Computer, select Properties.  Select the
Advanced tab, then the Environment Variables button.
Edit the <tt>Path</tt> (or <tt>PATH</tt>, whichever exists) system variable=
 to
include <tt>C:\DJGPP\BIN</tt> at the front.
(If you are not an administrator, add it to the <tt>PATH</tt> variable
in the User Variables section, or add a new <tt>PATH</tt> user environment
variable which contains only <tt>C:\DJGPP\BIN</tt>)
Add a new variable <tt>DJGPP</tt> set to <tt>C:\DJGPP\DJGPP.ENV</tt>
(system variable if possible, user variable if not an administrator)
.</p>
<p>You&#39;ll need to close and reopen your MS-DOS windows for these
changes to take effect.</p>
<p>Rather than edit your autoexec files and/or global environment,
you may wish to create a djgpp shortcut instead.  To do this, create
a<tt> c:\djgpp\djgpp.bat </tt> that has lines like this:
</p><pre><font size=3D"4">@echo off<br>set PATH=3Dc:\djgpp\bin;%PATH%<br>se=
t DJGPP=3Dc:\djgpp\djgpp.env<br>chdir c:\djgpp\mystuff   (or any other dire=
ctory)<br>command<br></font></pre>why do &quot;I get DJGPP not defined&quot=
; message when I type gcc at the command prompt or inside the mystuff file.=
I have set the path system envirenment variable also.I am using WindowsXP S=
P3.Even rhide works when I go to the mystuff folder as in the djgpp.bat and=
 type rhide.How do I get a c and a cplusplus file compiled and working?<br>
<br>Please Advice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<br clear=3D"all"><br>-- <br>Kind Regards=
 Varuna<br><br>Varuna Seneviratna<br>No 514 Udumulla Road<br>Battaramulla<b=
r>Sri Lanka<br>Tel : 011-2888620<br>Mobile:0715617141<br>

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