From: "Morpheus" <hall AT silo DOT csci DOT unt DOT edu>
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Subject: Re: compiling C++
Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 13:01:59 -0600
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> But I still don't understand the output of gcc that you posted and that
didn't show any error messages.

Interesting. It seems a combination of a few things. First, I keep getting
syntax errors for my first '#include' statement if it's the very first thing
in the file. So, I stuck a comment in there like ' // '. The next problem
was that my text-editor, WinEdit, was using the carriage return for the
end-of-line character, which is not properly recognized by either Windows or
UNIX as an EOL character. Consequently, my entire file was read as a single
line begun by a comment. So, nothing was compiled. =)

Funny. I checked it out on DOS and UNIX; both did the same thing. I was very
perplexed. Now I just have to go correct my errors due to my being out of
practice with C++. Too bad I don't have a java-to-exe compiler for UNIX. =)

morpheus
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