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- From: lathropj@elite.net (John Lathrop)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: *****HELP*****
- Date: Sat, 06 Jan 1996 19:33:01 GMT
- Organization: Elite Networking - Merced, CA
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- bhchen@m.cc.utah.edu (Bing-Hung Chen) wrote:
-
- >Hi,
-
- >Sorry if this is a beginner's stupid question:
- >I just installed full version of Borland C++(v4.0) into my P-100
- >machine. When I first tested using the AppExpert to create a simple
- >program and run it, it gave me a message "couldn't create process." in
- >the end of compilation. I've tried to reinstall the program and it
- >just gave me the same stuff error message. Could someone kindly point
- >it out for me? Thanks in advance.
-
- >Marc Chen
- >bhchen@m.cc.utah.edu
-
- I'm a beginner as well...so don't put too much hope in this response.
- However, I was having the same problem until I did this:
-
- 1. In Windows, open the Borland C++4.0 program group.
- 2. Double click on the Borland C++ icon. This brings up the IDE
- (Integrated Development Enviornment).
-
- On the menu bar across the top of the window you will see a selection
- label Project
-
- 3. Choose Project the New project.
-
- 4. Select Application [.exe] from the Target Type list and DOS
- Standard from the Platform list.
-
- 5. Click on the Advanced button (the one marked by the propeller-head
- symbol).
-
- 6. Select .cpp as the Initial Node; then choose OK.
-
- 7. Accept the defaults for the rest of the settings by choosing OK in
- the New Project Window.
-
- At this point a Project window appears with an outline of the project
- components. The [.exe] represents the target, and the [.cpp]
- represents the one and only component.
-
- 8. Double-click on the [.cpp] entry in the Project Window.
-
- 9. At this point, an editing window appears. Type your program. Be
- accurate. Make sure it is C++. Use one from a source that you know
- is correct.
-
- 10. Then choose Debug and Run from the menu bar. After a few seconds
- your program will work ....... I HOPE.
-
- I hope this helps you. I know how frustrating this can be!
-
-