From: <no DOT spam AT delorie DOT com>whatfor AT mindspring DOT com (Jon DeMarks)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Ignore 'Re: Complete Newbie question'..i have a new problem :P
Date: Thu, 04 Nov 99 22:18:50 GMT
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why compile to object file first when you can just compile directly to 
executable?  use:
gcc hello.c -o hello.exe

In article <19991020001908 DOT 15925 DOT 00000204 AT ng-bg1 DOT aol DOT com>, turkey6158 AT aol DOT com 
(Turkey6158) wrote:
>Alright, I downloaded Rhide and reinstalled DJGPP, and when I try to compile
>the Hello, World program it says "Don't know how to build helloworld.o from
>d:/Rhide/bin/helloworld" I know I got the code right. It does the same thing
>with 
>main() {}  , ..ugh..maybe I should've taken a basic computer course before c++,
>oh well..