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Re: How to define a environment variable to compile?

From: "Clarence Klopfstein" <clarence at jetsoftdev dot com>
To: "Claudio Bley" <bley at cs dot uni-magdeburg dot de>
Cc: <gcc-help at gcc dot gnu dot org>
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 09:37:40 -0400
Subject: Re: How to define a environment variable to compile?
References: <005f01c39268$cb95ebc0$ec00a8c0@CLARENCEK> <000901c39271$cfcc7a70$ec00a8c0@CLARENCEK> <20031014185719.GC2536@wh2-19.st.uni-magdeburg.de> <000901c3928a$b0ad37b0$ec00a8c0@CLARENCEK> <20031014223921.GD2536@wh2-19.st.uni-magdeburg.de>

> If you installed *all* cygwin packages, yes GCC has been already
> installed. Just try to compile a simple hello world program in order
> to be sure it's installed successfully. ("gcc hello.c" will usually
> produce an executable file called a.out)


This seemed to work.  So I will now go back to the SNNS mailing list to see
how I can get that mess to recompile.

Thanks for all your help.

References:
- Can't Compile
  - From: Clarence Klopfstein
- How to define a environment variable to compile?
  - From: Clarence Klopfstein
- Re: How to define a environment variable to compile?
  - From: Claudio Bley
- Re: How to define a environment variable to compile?
  - From: Clarence Klopfstein
- Re: How to define a environment variable to compile?
  - From: Claudio Bley

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