Subj : command line compiler #2
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : "Rob C. " <robb_christiansen@juno.com>
Date : Sun Dec 07 2003 03:48 pm


Recently I down-loaded BC++ 5.5 off the web. This is a bare 
bones compiler - no IDE, command line only - and no instructions 
either!. My previous compiler had a project system worked up, 
like what you see below . . . 
------------------------------------------------
DMS    # Disk Management System
dmsrr  # Read Directories into huge structs/hfree 
dmssd  # Sort Directories structs 
dmscb  # Create 202 records, Binary
dmsab  # read structs/append to Binary/AssignValues - Directories 
# ------------
dmsda  # DirectoryActions 
dmswr  # Read/Write Record Ten - dmsd.bin 
dmsld  # list Directories
dmsdm  # Directory Menubar 
# ------------
dmsftd # Find Tagged Directory 
dmsdh  # Directory Help 
dmslnd # Log onto new Directory 
dmsshd # Scan harddrv & Tag dir if contain type
dmsedf # Edit Directories File 
dmsfd  # Find Directory by first letter 
# ------------
dmsfrr # Read Files into huge structs/hfree 
dmsfsd # Sort Files structs 
dmsfab # read structs/append to Binary/AssignValues - files 
# ---------------------
dmsfa  # File Actions 
dmslf  # List Files
dmsfm  # File Menubar 
# ---------------------
dmsfh  # Files Help 
dmstf  # tag/Untag File 
dmsltf # list by file type/extension 
dmscf  # CopyFile()
dmsmf  # MoveFile
dmsrf  # RenameFile
dmsdf  # DeleteFile()
# ---------------------
dmsrd  # Robs Dir / list dir

\dos\myfuncs.obj
dms.exe
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.. . . where I would list the source file to compile and link on 
the left, then I could list a comment or description on the 
right, separated by a pound sign, ‘#’. This could go on for 
literally pages and pages. “\dos\myfuncs.obj ,” you see at the 
end, instructs the linker to link that object file in with the 
others. And “dms.exe” instructs the linker to link everything 
together to make an executable.

I’m sure Borland has something like that. ?????????????????

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