1. DOS Problems
- Posted by dcole Sep 09, 2010
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Animal.ex > Animal.exe. This is what I call a Standard Euphoria Dos file.
What's the difference between a Windows NT Character-Mode Executable and
a Windows NT Windowed Executable and a Standard Euphoria Dos file?
How how do you make Standard Euphoria Dos file NOT a Windows NT Character-Mode Executable and
NOT a Windows NT Windowed Executable out of an .ex file. Bind, Compile or what?
As you can see I have no idea of what I'm talkin about.
Don Cole
2. Re: DOS Problems
- Posted by DerekParnell (admin) Sep 10, 2010
- 1766 views
Animal.ex > Animal.exe. This is what I call a Standard Euphoria Dos file.
What's the difference between a Windows NT Character-Mode Executable and
a Windows NT Windowed Executable and a Standard Euphoria Dos file?
How how do you make Standard Euphoria Dos file NOT a Windows NT Character-Mode Executable and
NOT a Windows NT Windowed Executable out of an .ex file. Bind, Compile or what?
I think that the difference is that one uses the current console window and the other creates a new console window (and closes when the program ends).
Use the -con switch on either the 'euc' or 'eubind' command. I'm assuming you are using Eu4.
