This may not be helpful either but have you looked at the
Tools->compiler options->directories menu item to see what the dev-c++
directories for header and library files are? It might help to add an
explicit -I <path> command option for each header directory dev-c++ uses
and a n explicit -L <path> command option for each library directory.
Doug
> Thanks for the quick reply, however this is not the problem, the path
> is set correctly, gcc is found corractly when I try to compile from
> any directory, but it does complain about not finind libraries and
> includes..
>
> another idea of how to tell gcc the include and lib paths??
>
> thanks..
>
> On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 20:29:48 -0500, Scott Simontis
> <age...@co...> wrote:
>
>> Sometimes you have to make sure that in autoexec.bat there is a SET
>> PATH to the compiler. I am not sure about the config files though,
>> as I myself wonder this sometimes. If you want a good command line
>> compiler, try checking out DJGPP.
>>
>> Juan Antonio Navarro Perez wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I know this question is not really about dev-cpp but the
>>> compiler.. I remember that on previous versions of dev-cpp the
>>> Mingw/GCC installed with it allowed me to compile from a command
>>> line (dos window).
>>>
>>> However, last version of dev-cpp (including the updated compiler)
>>> does not seem to allow this as transparent as it was in previous
>>> versions.. when I try to compile from command line I get an
>>> error complaining about libraries not found.. I guess I have to
>>> write some config file and place it somewhere so that gcc can
>>> find the paths for the libraries.. but don't know how to write
>>> this config file or where to place it..
>>>
>>> does anyone has an idea??
>>>
>>> regards,
>>>
>>> juan antonio
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