From: Philip Hindman <Cylon AT ou DOT edu>
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Subject: Re: rhide and Windows95
Date: Fri, 13 Jun 1997 15:52:20 -0500
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Mr. Th wrote:
> 
> > Selfgovern wrote:
> > >
> > > I can't get rhide to compile anything in a Windows 95 DOS box.  When I
> > > open a .cpp file, and choose compile, it just dies.  The only way to get
> > > it back is to do a ctrl-alt-del and end the task.
> 
>         It does the same to me.  Usually I just do alt-enter and turn it
> into the full screen before I do stuff.  I only switch back to a dos
> window when the mouse cursor does its disappearing act and I need to
> select a window for some reason.  You always have to switch back to full
> screen, though, or it'll screw up.
This seems to be a problem with Rhide 1.3
I am having the same problem using DOS 6.22, and am receiving the same 
behavior.  Try using .cc extensions instead of .cpp extensions and 
everything should work fine for now(it does with me).  I have talked 
to Robert Hoehne about it and he it working on it.  See the thread 
"RHIDE v1.3 Possible Bug"