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- From: mikael@pobox.com (Mikael Lyngvig)
- Subject: Re: linker error
- Message-ID: <milyngDM8HF4.J8t@netcom.com>
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- References: <4ereo2$gq6@cobain.rowan.edu>
- Date: Sun, 4 Feb 1996 04:21:04 GMT
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- In article <4ereo2$gq6@cobain.rowan.edu>, josh@elvis.rowan.edu says...
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- >i am havig a little problem, i am using turbo c++ 3.0 (i believe) for
- >dos, and i am trying to delve into graphins, so i am trying the example
- >files in the help. i copy and paste them right into a new file. and it
- >compiles fine, yet when i try to run it, i get 9 errors because of
- >undefined modules. i am trying to teach myself a little more advance c++,
- >and any help would be appreciated!
-
- To get a good answer you need to ask a good question :) Feel free to send the
- exact error text to me (don't post a reply) and I'll see if I can come up with
- something. However, if you can get as far as running it, it could sound like
- you don't have the .BGI files around. Try to do "dir *.bgi /s" in the Turbo
- C++ directory and see where they are (I think they're in \TURBOC\BGI, but I'm
- not sure). Try to copy all of them to the directory containing the program
- you're trying to run. If this works, you need to configure TC properly (I
- don't recall how and what, but the help or manuals should tell you).
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- Mikael
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