1. Problem with Translator
As Eu is to be updated soon, I thought I'd better report this small problem
fairly soon.
When I tried to compile a program called L_D10.exw, the Translator got confused
about some files it listed in emake.bat and the compile failed. Looking
at emake.bat I guessed it was the numbers that were causing the problem, so
I changed the name to L_D10Full.exw and the translation/compile process went
smoothly.
--Quark
2. Re: Problem with Translator
DB James wrote:
> As Eu is to be updated soon, I thought I'd better report this small problem
> fairly soon.
>
> When I tried to compile a program called L_D10.exw, the Translator got
> confused
> about some files it listed in emake.bat and the compile failed. Looking
> at emake.bat I guessed it was the numbers that were causing the problem, so
> I changed the name to L_D10Full.exw and the translation/compile process went
> smoothly.
OK, thanks. I'll look into that.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
3. Re: Problem with Translator
- Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.com>
May 19, 2007
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Last edited May 20, 2007
DB James wrote:
> As Eu is to be updated soon, I thought I'd better report this small problem
> fairly soon.
>
> When I tried to compile a program called L_D10.exw, the Translator got
> confused
> about some files it listed in emake.bat and the compile failed. Looking
> at emake.bat I guessed it was the numbers that were causing the problem, so
> I changed the name to L_D10Full.exw and the translation/compile process went
> smoothly.
This one *has* been fixed for 3.0.3.
Thanks for reporting it.
While fixing this, I also increased the number of .c files that
can be created per Euphoria file, from 36 to over 1000.
Judith's ide.exw file was translated to about 33 .c files
(out of 200 total .c's for the IDE). Win32Lib.ew was translated
to about 22 .c's. It's necessary to create multiple .c files for any
large Euphoria file, otherwise the C compiler (especially Watcom)
might choke.
I'm almost ready now to start turning the crank on 3.0.3.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
