GNU Win 32 compiler

GNU Win 32 compiler

[Jim Olson]

I just acquired the "C++ in 24 hours" reference book which contains the 
the GNU Win 32 compiler.  To make a long story short, I download your 
cdk.exe file and installed the software on drive D: using a directory 
CPP.  The current structure looks like this D:\CPP\gnuwin32... etc. 
(using the rest of the install defaults)

I added the set and path structures (to D: drive) as described in your 
FAQ into my autoexec.bat file and I also changed the mount points from 
C: to D: in all of the locations that are found in the registry.

I also used the latest cygwin.dll in both place I found the old one.

I added a bin and a tmp areas and even mounted them after a few tries 
before the mounting.

I am trying to compile the simple hello world program and it fails with 
error of C:\windows\temp\cc0010001\blah blah undefined reference to 
'cout'  A second error line (same as first) comes up for 'ostream' 

From the error message location of c:\windows... it appears that there 
might still be some pointers looking at drive C: which might be the 
problem that is also causing my errors.

I am at a loss on how to solve this problem.  Can you please help? 

Thanks you in advance.

Barry

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Re: GNU Win 32 compiler

[John Zhang]

Jim Olson wrote:

> I just acquired the "C++ in 24 hours" reference book which contains
> the
> the GNU Win 32 compiler.  To make a long story short, I download your
> cdk.exe file and installed the software on drive D: using a directory
> CPP.  The current structure looks like this D:\CPP\gnuwin32... etc.
> (using the rest of the install defaults)
>
> I added the set and path structures (to D: drive) as described in your
>
> FAQ into my autoexec.bat file and I also changed the mount points from
>
> C: to D: in all of the locations that are found in the registry.
>
> I also used the latest cygwin.dll in both place I found the old one.
>
> I added a bin and a tmp areas and even mounted them after a few tries
> before the mounting.
>
> I am trying to compile the simple hello world program and it fails
> with
> error of C:\windows\temp\cc0010001\blah blah undefined reference to
> 'cout'  A second error line (same as first) comes up for 'ostream'
>
> >From the error message location of c:\windows... it appears that
> there
> might still be some pointers looking at drive C: which might be the
> problem that is also causing my errors.
>
> I am at a loss on how to solve this problem.  Can you please help?
>
> Thanks you in advance.
>
> Barry
>
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Try adding "SET LIBRARY_PATH=D:\CPP\gnuwin32\b18\H-i386-cygwin32\lib" to
your autoexec.bat. Good luck!

Sincerely,
John Zhang
University of South Dakota


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