DJGPP compiler

[Garfield]

I'm not sure if I installed it. I mean, I installed it, I think. Okay, it came with my copy of "C Unleashed" and I wanted to use it for game programming (it also came with allegro). I want to compile allegro so I can then continue to program in MSVC++.

--Garfield

[Garfield]

Now I'm getting another error that it can't find `stubify' or something. Can anyone help me because I want to get allegro working with DJGPP, but I have to first get DJGPP working. Thanks.

[doubleanti]

the faq [the djgpp faq, that is] has detailed instructions for getting it set up quick... did you set your environment variables and path? have you dl-ed the correct files? etc...

[Garfield]

DA, I didn't dl DJGPP. It came with "C Unleashed" so I installed it.

>> did you set your environment variables and path? <<
Do you mean in the .BAT file? I think so.

Thanks, DA, I already checked out delorie.com. I can't really find anything that will help me out. Thanks...

--Garfield

[doubleanti]

oh yeah, huh... hehe, er... maybe you can search for stubify.exe in your CD, if you can't find it and manually include it in your bin directory, then i'll have to dl it...

what version is your DJGPP? myne is 2.0 [the latest...]

here...

are you missing anything else?

[Justin W]

You could just use my graphical installer for MSVC if you'd rather. My site now supports MSVC, Borland, and Dev-C++. You get static and dynamic link libs, docs, tools, example source, etc.. and you don't need DJGPP, nor will having DJGPP make you unable to use other compilers. (See sig for address.)

[Garfield]

Thanks, all!!! I think I've got the answer to my problem (thanks to all of you ). Thanks again...

--Garfield

[doubleanti]

well now that you have it, get your VESA going and let's work!

[Garfield]

Originally posted by doubleanti
well now that you have it, get your VESA going and let's work!

I'm ready, DA. Seriously, PM me so we can start this.