NEWBIE HELP PLEASE

NEWBIE HELP PLEASE

[Alan Conrad]

Hi,

I've installed B20 and have successfully  built both a simple c and
fortran program to write "hello world". Both compile fine, and when
executed in a DOS window does what they are suppose do namely write
"hello world". When I excute them in the B20 window I get nothing. I
suspect something in my environment set up but have got no where playing

with them. I invoke the B20 by using the cygnus.bat file that  came with

the distribution on a system running running NT4. Any suggestion/help
would be appriciated. Thanks in advance.

Alan Conrad


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Re: NEWBIE HELP PLEASE

[Heinz-Jürgen Oertel]

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Alan Conrad schrieb:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I've installed B20 and have successfully  built both a simple c and
> fortran program to write "hello world". Both compile fine, and when
> executed in a DOS window does what they are suppose do namely write
> "hello world". When I excute them in the B20 window I get nothing. I
> suspect something in my environment set up but have got no where playing
> 
> with them. I invoke the B20 by using the cygnus.bat file that  came with
> 
> the distribution on a system running running NT4. Any suggestion/help
> would be appriciated. Thanks in advance.
> 
> Alan Conrad
> 

try 
fflush(stdout);

after the printf()

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Re: NEWBIE HELP PLEASE

[Heinz-Jürgen Oertel]

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Alan Conrad schrieb:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I've installed B20 and have successfully  built both a simple c and
> fortran program to write "hello world". Both compile fine, and when
> executed in a DOS window does what they are suppose do namely write
> "hello world". When I excute them in the B20 window I get nothing. I
> suspect something in my environment set up but have got no where playing
> 
> with them. I invoke the B20 by using the cygnus.bat file that  came with
> 
> the distribution on a system running running NT4. Any suggestion/help
> would be appriciated. Thanks in advance.
> 
> Alan Conrad
> 

try 
fflush(stdout);

after the printf()

-- 
with best regards / mit freundlichen Grüßen

  Heinz-Jürgen Oertel

==========================================
Heinz-Juergen Oertel
port GmbH            phone +49 3493 743-10
Antonienstr. 3       fax   +49 3493 743-15
D-06749 Bitterfeld   mailto:service@port.de
Germany              http://www.port.de
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NEWBIE HELP PLEASE

[Alan Conrad]

Hi,

I've installed B20 and have successfully  built both a simple c and
fortran program to write "hello world". Both compile fine, and when
executed in a DOS window does what they are suppose do namely write
"hello world". When I excute them in the B20 window I get nothing. I
suspect something in my environment set up but have got no where playing

with them. I invoke the B20 by using the cygnus.bat file that  came with

the distribution on a system running running NT4. Any suggestion/help
would be appriciated. Thanks in advance.

Alan Conrad


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Newbie Help Please.

[James Copland]

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Hi,

Put in it's most basic form, I'm looking for a free IDE/C Compiler 
that will allow me to compile programs that use the Windows 95 API.

To that end, I have downloaded beta 18 and it's source only to find 
no IDE and an insistence on making Win 95 look, but not behave, like 
Linux. If I want to run bash or any other Linux shell, I'll just boot 
to Linux install and run the requisite shell. I much prefer a GUI, I 
even run X in Linux.

Will this beta 18 compile programs using the Windows 95 API? Is there 
an IDE for this beta 18? Are such tools i.e.. a free IDE and compiler 
that compile programs for the Windows API, available anywhere?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Rega
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