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Subject: Re: Newbie: COMPILE ERROR in RHIDE
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Date: Sat, 04 Dec 1999 14:09:48 -0500
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greetings,

	I had gotten this reply  a week ago when I posted the
original message, unfortunately I didn't make it clear enough
it seems in my newly revised message that I am not willingly
using these switches, that when I compile with 'gcc welcome.c'
it works fine but when I use RHIDE and any of the built in
compile/make/run commands I get the error. I did not modify
any configuration options and haven't found any traces of
those switches in the current configuration.

	So the problem is, right out of the box, when I
try to compile in RHIDE with the built in commands and without
modifying any options, it gives me that error.

	Thank you for your time.

	Andy

> |Cannot specify -o with -c or -S and multiple compilations
> 
> This means exactly what it says.  -o is incompatible with
> -c and is incompatible with -S and multiple compilations.
> 
> If you are using -c, don't use -o.  -c will automagically
> put the object file in <basefilenameofthesourcefile> with
> a .o extension.  If you want an .exe, don't use -c.  It
> will default to a.exe if you don't specify a name.