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1 total messages Started by David Wynn Wed, 20 Nov 1996 00:00
Looking for Configuration help.
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Author: David Wynn
Date: Wed, 20 Nov 1996 00:00
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I recently installed DJGPP on my PC.  I'm using OS/2.  I have
all the files installed, but I'm having difficulty getting some
things to run.  I am using DJGPP version 2.0.  I have not had
internet access (beyond e-mail) since mid-May, and so, am
not aware of any updates beyond 2.0.

I am using a special IDE called RHIDE.  I would love to write 
the author of this program and ask him my questions, however,
although he was kind enough to leave his web-site address in
the documentation, he was not considerate enough to include
his e-mail address.  The version of RHIDE that I own is Beta
version 4.

The author is a Robert Hoehne and his web-site is:
http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/^rho/tvision.html

The website for RHIDE is:
http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/^rho/rhide.html

Anyway, on to my problem:
I've written a really simple c program inside his environment, but
every time I try to compile it, RHIDE crashes.  I'm not sure if it
has
something to do with stuff I haven't set for DJGPP or just for RHIDE.
Unfortunately, the documentation for both programs is very lax in
presenting specific detailed information on what paths need to be
set, and where to type in the standard library locations for the
program to reference.  Like I said, I've copied all the programs to
my hard disk, but are there other pieces of information I need to 
type in (like PATH settings, for instance...)

Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated.  If you could
find out Robert's e-mail address and either pass this message on
to him, or send me the address, that would also be greatly 
appreciated.  Also let me know what kind of updates there have 
been since mid-May.  I may be reestablishing internet contact in
the next few months.

Thank you,
David Wynn
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