From: "Gil Myers" <gmeyers AT logan DOT net>
Subject: Re: well..............dern
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Jacob Martin <jake AT gapeach DOT net> wrote in article
<339A6EE0 DOT 7D3A AT gapeach DOT net>...
> I can't seem to figure out this whole include problem.
> 
> I have verified my set env, path, etc, and I am still getting path
> problems in compilation.  (ENTOENT)  I noticed however that I am missing
> a file 
> 
> <liballeg.a>
> 
> is this pertenant to compiling a program that uses allegro?  

It's telling you it can't find the library.  Make sure liballeg.a is in the
directory
wherever_you_put_djgpp\lib

And yes,  this library IS allegro,  so you have to have it.

> 
> I think the problem lies within my path somehow, because it won't even
> find stdio.h anywhere (even if it's in the same directory!!) 
> 
> I have seen this:
> 
> 	set djgpp=c:\djgpp\djgpp.env
> 
> and this
> 
> 	set djgpp=c:/djgpp/djgpp.env

You'd be better off to add a line like the following to your autoexec.bat
file:
call C:\DJGPP\BIN\SETDJGPP.BAT C:\DJGPP C:/DJGPP

Edit the above to match your install dir.  This way it will set up the
environment
vars the way they were intended.  I also add the DJGPP\BIN dir to my path, 
for
easy access to the utilities.

Also,  if you didn't unzip everything with the -d switch,  nuke the install
and do it 
over again.  And of course double check that you did in fact download
everything 
you should have.  It's all in the README.1ST file.

Those are the two biggest problems I've run across with new users.