Hi. I been away and didn't get here again until now. Thank you for your
offer to share programs that you have. I studied up and refreshed my memory
about linkers and compilers. So I have the answer to the question I asked
here. I found a Microsoft site where they have 'Express' editions for
VisualC++ and Visual Basic and other stuff. It is all free. I downloaded
the VC++ Express edition and discovered there are ways to use it for old
fashioned C programs. It compiles and links files I wrote 15 years ago. So
I'm going to learn to work with that. I also got up and running with my old
MS C 7.0 and also Quick C.
Thanks for your response to my post. You might want to download the Visual
C++ Express. It does regular C programs too.
Here is a link to one of the help topics about building C programs:
"Sjouke Burry" <burrynulnulfou r@ppllaanneett. nnlllwrote in message
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offer to share programs that you have. I studied up and refreshed my memory
about linkers and compilers. So I have the answer to the question I asked
here. I found a Microsoft site where they have 'Express' editions for
VisualC++ and Visual Basic and other stuff. It is all free. I downloaded
the VC++ Express edition and discovered there are ways to use it for old
fashioned C programs. It compiles and links files I wrote 15 years ago. So
I'm going to learn to work with that. I also got up and running with my old
MS C 7.0 and also Quick C.
Thanks for your response to my post. You might want to download the Visual
C++ Express. It does regular C programs too.
Here is a link to one of the help topics about building C programs:
"Sjouke Burry" <burrynulnulfou r@ppllaanneett. nnlllwrote in message
news:47fdcd8f$0 $14781$ba620dc5 @text.nova.plan et.nl...
Emerald Saint wrote:
Below you see the compile and link line from a batch
file i use to compile/link.
%1 is the progam(without extension) and %2
is function/subroutines obj files to add to the link,
like fun1+fun2+sub3+ su4, etc,names separated by plusses.
>
echo compiling......
cl /FPi87 /AL /W3 /G2 %1.c /c /nologo
echo linking........
link/nologo/st:16000/exepack %1+%2,,nul,grap hics+utils+svga cc;
>
graphics,utils and svgacc are the libraries I link.
>
nologo kills unwanted screen output,
st:16000 gives a big stack, and exepack compresses the code.
,,nul, kills unwanted output of the linker.
>
My c package is MS 6.00A compiler and MS linker 5.10.
If you have a valid email adress for me, I can mail you
my layout and batchfiles.
>Hello.
>>
>I just started tinkering with my old M$ Quick C version 2.5. Copyright
>1990. I have all my old programs, notes, and programming tools on a
>FAT-16 partition stored on CDROM. I just copy everything on to a FAT-16
>partition on a hard drive and I'm moving down the road again. I haven't
>touched this stuff in ten years.
>>
>One of my old programs won't compile - actually it's a link error that
>I'm getting. There is some linker option that I used before - I don't
>know it any more. I have the .EXE program that I made with this source
>file years ago. The program runs fine. But the source code file causes
>this error:
>>
>'__setviewor g' : unresolved external
>>
>'__setvideomod e': unresolved external
>>
>'__getvideocon fig' : unresolved external
>>
>'__clearscreen ' : unresolved external
>>
>and other similar messages
>>
>I have a GRAPHICS.LIB file in the LIB directory but I don't know how to
>link it.
>>
>I just started tinkering with my old M$ Quick C version 2.5. Copyright
>1990. I have all my old programs, notes, and programming tools on a
>FAT-16 partition stored on CDROM. I just copy everything on to a FAT-16
>partition on a hard drive and I'm moving down the road again. I haven't
>touched this stuff in ten years.
>>
>One of my old programs won't compile - actually it's a link error that
>I'm getting. There is some linker option that I used before - I don't
>know it any more. I have the .EXE program that I made with this source
>file years ago. The program runs fine. But the source code file causes
>this error:
>>
>'__setviewor g' : unresolved external
>>
>'__setvideomod e': unresolved external
>>
>'__getvideocon fig' : unresolved external
>>
>'__clearscreen ' : unresolved external
>>
>and other similar messages
>>
>I have a GRAPHICS.LIB file in the LIB directory but I don't know how to
>link it.
file i use to compile/link.
%1 is the progam(without extension) and %2
is function/subroutines obj files to add to the link,
like fun1+fun2+sub3+ su4, etc,names separated by plusses.
>
echo compiling......
cl /FPi87 /AL /W3 /G2 %1.c /c /nologo
echo linking........
link/nologo/st:16000/exepack %1+%2,,nul,grap hics+utils+svga cc;
>
graphics,utils and svgacc are the libraries I link.
>
nologo kills unwanted screen output,
st:16000 gives a big stack, and exepack compresses the code.
,,nul, kills unwanted output of the linker.
>
My c package is MS 6.00A compiler and MS linker 5.10.
If you have a valid email adress for me, I can mail you
my layout and batchfiles.
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