I just can''t get it to work. I hope someone out there has got it to work. When I try to compile something, like this: gcc -Zwin32 test.c It only sais: unrecognized option ''-Zwin32'' I think the problem has something to do with the installation of RSXNTDJ. I read in the help file that I had to add this line: SET LIBRARY_PATH=F:\RSXNTDJ\LIB;C:\DJGPP\LIB I didn''t know where to add it. So I added it to the Autoexec.bat but it didn''t help. Please help me. I''m greatful for any help. MindWipe

Borland C++ Compiler 5.5 is just as free, but much easier. And more supported. And from a major software company. And um, cool. Hell, you might even get DirectX to work if you try hard enough.


I still don''t understand why more people don''t know about it. I used it for months before I bought Visual C++.

One really nice thing about using DJGPP is the Allegro game programming lib. WinAllegro for RSXNTDJ...

I''ve gotten RSX to work before using MSVC++ 6.0.
I''ve moved onto an object oriented C++ lib since then but if you want DJGPP...

Looking at that path you added there... it''s POSSIBLE that you have an F: drive that has the RSX directory on it... but I seriously doubt it. (isn''t that an exact copy of the path from the readme file or something?)

The guy that wrote that doc probably had it installed like that, just change it to

SET LIBRARY_PATH=C:\RSXNTDJ\LIB;C:\DJGPP\LIB

in your autoexec.bat.

Assuming that C:\RSXNTDJ is the correct path. And make sure that that line in your autoexec is really being run and not skipped because of some goofy Windoze setup.

Also make sure you followed the other instructions right, I think you probably have to change something like a djgpp.env file or something, if you havn''t done that.

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