   DJGPP
  Hi,I installed DJGPP with Allegro and I''ve ran it, but the "make", or "build" or even "run" options are not available, dunno what to do. The only option available is compile but I tried this.Or maybe somebody knows a free windows compiler that CAN use allegro?Anyway, post if you want to help.    Linux is like a Wig-Wam: no Gates, no Windows, Apache inside. 
  mingw   My Site;  hell, I tried that... couldn't run a shit tough ;(NOTE: I'm using Windows 2000... Linux is like a Wig-Wam: no Gates, no Windows, Apache inside.   [edited by - reaver1 on August 3, 2003 10:41:41 AM];  Maybe you forgot to set the path in your AUTOEXEC.BAT?Anyway, yeah, MinGW is recommended. Search around here for more tips  Chris Barry (crbarry at mts.net)My Personal Programming Depot;  well, it works with Microsoft Visual C++.    My HomepageSome shoot to kill, others shoot to mame. I say clear the chamber and let the lord decide. - Reno 911 ;  Well, I actually got it to work in Dev-Cpp. ;MinGW is a great compiler - go to the downloads section and scroll down (not past the current downloads) to MinGW - click the first link to download. Once you have that installed and downloaded (it''s self installing once you double click on it) use MinGW Developer Studio (free IDE for MinGW). Google it.Now. Use that, it''s great.Read the instructions on how to link the compiler to the IDE.It''s VERY easy to do, so don''t worry.It''s a much better compiler than DJGPP and much more standards compliant since DJGPP is ANCIENT.Peace out.(ps - Dev-Cpp also used the MinGW compiler, but if you download MinGW and the MinGW developer studio it''s way better.)   "Few creatures of the night have captured our imagination like vampires..." Godsmack: Vampires.(c) 2003 DigiAC - My solo company in progress. ;  I use MinGW and SciTE myself  Never cared for Dev-C++ but if you want to set it up to use Allegro, follow this to the letter and you should have no problems.EDIT: Oh, wait, Reaver1 was the OP. Okay, I guess you're set then Chris Barry (crbarry at mts.net)My Personal Programming Depot [edited by - 23yrold3yrold on August 3, 2003 1:40:21 PM];  DJGPP works fine with allegro, I used it for a long time. You have actually created a DJGPP project file, and added allegro to the required libraries, haven''t you?   "Was it love, or was it the idea of being in love?";  DJGPP is a DOS port of the gcc, wich means it doesn''t work with Windows 2000. 