From: "Richard M. Clark" <richard DOT m DOT clark AT luton DOT ac DOT uk>
Organization: University of Luton
To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Date: Thu, 18 Dec 1997 11:49:53 GMT
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Subject: Cannot get DJGPP to work
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Hi,

I am a research student here at the University of Luton.

My supervisor and I have been trying to get the DJGPP compiler to 
work for our first years to use in their learning of OOP.  We 
followed the installation instructions perfectly but we cannot get 
the compiler to work for C++ programs.

We executed the following as per the instructions :

md djgpp
cd djgpp
pkunzip -d djdev201.zip
pkunzip -d faq210b.zip
pkunzip -d bnu281b.zip
pkunzip -d gcc27216.zip
pkunzip -d gpp2721b.zip
pkunzip -d lgp271b.zip
pkunzip -d mak3761b.zip
pkunzip -d txi390b.zip
pkunzip -d csdpmi4b.zip
set PATH=C:\DJGPP\NIN;%path%
set DJGPP=c\|DJGPP\DJGPP.ENV

The compiler works for 'C' programs (stream.h etc) but not for C++ 
(iostream.h) and it says that is doesn't know what iostream.h is (we 
even downloaded the C++ support library for DJGPP and installed that 
too .... but to no effect

Could you please assist us in this matter as it would be nice for the 
students to be able to use this compiler in additon to the UNIX g++ 
that they use in their practical lessons.

Many thanks for any help you can give us,

Regards,

Richard M Clark

University of Luton,
Department of Computing and Information Systems,
Room: A528

NOVELL:   richard DOT m DOT clark AT luton DOT ac DOT uk
UNIX:     rmclark AT snow-white DOT luton DOT ac DOT uk