Re: [Dev-C++] run gcc from command line

[Juan A. N. P. <ma1...@ma...>]

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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juan antonio