Subj : Re: Tlink problem: bmdblib.lib - Borland C++
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Ed Mulroy [TeamB]
Date : Tue Jun 08 2004 12:34 am

I spoke of what the program was, not what the screen in which you
typed the commands to build it was.  While you may be operating from a
Windows console window you are not building the program in console
mode.  You are building a DOS program.  Console mode is a Win32
Console Mode program.  Borland C++ 3.1 is not capable fo creating a
Win32 console mode program.

I do not know any specifics about the library you are using and thing
that following what Mr Gonder said is the best course for you to take.

..  Ed

> erwinn reza wrote in message
> news:40c52564$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> Bob has answered your questions. Yes, it is an MSDOS
> program. I am not really sure abt your 2nd question. But I
> think it is just like another C standard libraries. The following
> is my command line to compile and link my apps:
>
> bin\bcc -ml -v -Ic:\bc31\include -Lc:\bc31\lib contohdb.cpp
bmdblib.lib
>
> There seems to be a function within bmdblib called "dbextern"
> that refers to GETNODE which I never know and never use.
> Well actually I have done exactly as instructed by the manual
> (MSSQL7) abt using DB Library for C using Borland C++3.1.
>
> Does it matter because I compile it in my Windows 2000 Prof
> PC (Console mode using "cmd" command)? So far I have been
> able to to compile my apps this way using BTRIEVE(ISAM) for
> the record manager. But got problem above when try to use
> MSSQL7 Do I have to compile it in MSDOS PC?
>
> I know Bob suggested me to go to MS Technet (and I will), but
> just wonder if you could still give me some helps. Thks
> erwinn

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