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2. Re: Building EU4 question ?

• Posted by jeremy (admin) May 08, 2009
• 1079 views

What do you mean exactly? I am a little confused. You wind up with binaries, right? Now, when you type in eui or euc it just returns to the command prompt? If that is your problem, can you type eui -version and see if that works?

For me

C:\Develop\euphoria>eui 
Euphoria Interpreter 4.0.0 development (r2061:2062M) for Windows 
Using Managed Memory 
 
ERROR: Must specify the file to be interpreted on the command line 
 
C:\Develop\Euphoria\bin\eui.exe options: 
   [-c filename]    Specify a configuration file 
   [-i dir]         Add a directory to be searched for include files 
   [-d word]        Define a preprocessor word 
   [-batch]         Turn on batch processing (do not "Press Enter" on error 
   [-test]          Test syntax only, do not execute 
   [-strict]        Enable all warnings 
   [-w name]        Defines warning level 
   [-x name]        Defines warning level by exclusion 
   [-wf filename]   Write all warnings to the given file instead of STDOUT 
   [-version]       Display the version number 
   [-copyright]     Display all copyright notices 
   [-h], [--help]   Display the command options 
   [-?]             Display the command options 

or :

C:\Develop\euphoria>euc 
Euphoria to C Translator 4.0.0 development (r2061:2063M) for Windows 
Using Managed Memory 
 
ERROR: Must specify the file to be translated on the command line 
 
euc.exe [options] file.ex... 
 common options: 
   [-c filename]  Specify a configuration file 
   [-i dir]       Add a directory to be searched for include files 
   [-d word]      Define a preprocessor word 
   [-batch]       Turn on batch processing (do not "Press Enter" on error 
   [-test]        Test syntax only, do not execute 
   [-strict]      Enable all warnings 
   [-w name]      Defines warning level 
   [-x name]      Defines warning level by exclusion 
   [-wf filename] Write all warnings to the given file instead of STDOUT 
   [-version]     Display the version number 
   [-copyright]   Display all copyright notices 
 
 translator options: 
   [-silent]          Do not display status messages 
   [-wat]             Set the compiler to Watcom 
   [-djg]             Set the compiler to DJGPP 
   [-gcc]             Set the compiler to GCC 
   [-com dir]         Set the compiler directory 
   [-con]             Create a console application 
   [-dll]             Create a shared library 
   [-so]              Create a shared library 
   [-plat platform]   Set the platform for the translated code 
   [-lib filename]    Use a non-standard library 
   [-fastfp]          Enable hardware FPU (DOS option only) 
   [-stack size]      Set the stack size (Watcom) 
   [-debug]           Enable debug mode for generated code 
   [-keep]            Keep the generated files 
   [-makefile]        Generate a project Makefile 
   [-makefile-full]   Generate a full project Makefile 
   [-cmakefile]       Generate a project CMake file 
   [-emake]           Generate a emake/emake.bat file to build project 
   [-nobuild]         Do not build the project nor write a build file 
   [-builddir dir]    Generate/compile all files in 'builddir' 
   [-o filename]      Set the output filename 

4. Re: Building EU4 question ?

• Posted by jeremy (admin) May 08, 2009
• 974 views

Hm. So even when typing eui a new window appears then disappears? This is obviously wrong behavior as eui should be a console program and should not cause a new console window to appear.

Hm, are you typing eui into an existing command prompt or double clicking it from the Windows explorer?

Jeremy

6. Re: Building EU4 question ?

• Posted by jeremy (admin) May 08, 2009
• 973 views

Ok, that's the same behavior I get here. It's the same with any command line program. For instance, use the Run Command in the start menu and type in a windows console program like xcopy.exe

eui, euiw, euc are meant to be run from the console or via an established shortcut giving it the command line arguments to execute a Euphoria program.

Jeremy

8. Re: Building EU4 question ?

• Posted by jeremy (admin) May 08, 2009
• 1250 views

Yes, you are right. I am not sure at what revision it was changed but it was quite a few ago. It use to prompt for a filename. That type of behavior was abnormal for console programs so it was changed to be just like every other console program.

Jeremy