From: "John M. Aldrich" <fighteer AT cs DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Help :Problem compiling with djgpp
Date: Tue, 23 Jun 1998 23:02:57 -0400
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Roy Quitter wrote:
> 
> I have win95 & DJGPP- here's how I did it:  I created a batch file in my DJGPP
> folder that sets the environment variables path, djgpp, rsxntdj, and lfn to
> their appropriate values.  It then launches command.com or RHIDE, whichever I
> choose.  By the way, if you do it this way, you don't have to mess with
> autoexec.bat (I don't know exactly how win9x handles autoexec.bat anyway).

Win95 (and Win98, AFAIK) handles autoexec.bat completely normally; it
runs it when your computer boots.  There's no trickery or chicanery;
Windows 9x runs on top of plain ol' DOS.  The easiest way to guarantee
that the DJGPP settings are _always_ available to you no matter what
kind of window, shell, or mode you run, is to put the required commands
into your autoexec.bat.

It's not brain surgery; it's just a couple of dozen characters in a text
editor.  An eight year old could do it.  :-)

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