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Date: Wed, 04 Aug 1999 03:17:22 GMT
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well, i just spent 20 bux on the book and i can't
do the hello world either, pretty pissy...

setdjpp (which i happened to find just before i
read that post) just sets set DJGPP=%2/djgpp.env
....... that's just setting a .env file in the
autoexec.bat file...

and the install that came with the cd did that for
us... also, the install does ask one curious
question, that went something like : do you want
to run programs made by djgpp or do you want to
compile and run programs by djgpp.. i had no idea
what that meant (it was more confusing, what i
wrote there was my interpretation)... however,
i've done two installs now with both and neither
work.. i've made a path= addition to where the
file is and still get an error. i can't find this
problem anywhere else. it's really bugging me
cause it's probably something stupid on my part.
anyhow, i have the same *exact* problem as the guy
below...

if anyone knows, help would be greatly appreciated

jc




> I don't know what recent versions are like
(can't be bothered w/ a huge
> download) but for the version I'm using you must
also run
> "SetDjgpp -<install dir with '\'s> <install dir
with '/'s>" from <install
> dir>\bin before running gcc.exe
>
> >Joshua Bryson wrote in message
<000301bed878$3d304000$e0ae2599 AT pavilion>...
> >>hello,
> >>
> >>I have a programing question but do not know
the proper adress to send my
> >>question to.  Please foreward my message to
someone who can help me.
> >>
> >>I recently purchased a SAMS Teach Yourself C++
in 24 Hrs. second edition
> >>starter kit, but whenever I try to run a
program using the DJGPP compiler,
> >>the program apears to get only as far as the
#include <iostream.h> when it
> >>errors out and says
> >>
> >> c:/djgpp/lang/cxx/iostream.h(31)  Error:
streambuf.h: No such file or
> >>directory  (ENOENT)
> >>There were some errors
> >>
> >>Needless to say, this is very frustrating.
Please help me figure this
> out.
> >>thank you for your time
> >>
> >>
> >>josh bryson
> >>
> >>joshuabryson AT gte DOT net
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
>



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