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Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1998 12:53:50 +0000
From: Allens <allen DOT asjp AT cableol DOT co DOT uk>
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Subject: Re: DJGPP Front-End For Windows95
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Your problem is caused by not reading 'readme.1st' available from the place you
got DJGPP.
	The other problem you will get with c++ apart from that is that dfe95 was made
before binutils 2.8.1, so it is meant to use g++ instead of gcc for c++.  If you
only use c++ you can type in the 'gcc path' as /YourDjgppPath/bin/g++.exe.
That should then work.

		Good luck 

			Peter Allen

neil-paul wrote:
> 
> Anyone has used DJFE95?  I'm having difficulty configuring it and letting it
> compile my C++ programs.  I'm relatively new to C++ too.
> 
> One error is: iostream.h:31 streambuf.h missing.
> 
> Is it necessary that it is installed in C: (and cannot be in other drives,
> like N:) ?
> Do I need to modify the djgpp.env?
> 
> Thanks.