1. exwc.exe and bind
I understand the shroud and the bind processes.
I recently made exwc.exe using the makecon.exw script.
By my personal convention, I use .exc as the extension for
scripts to use with exwc.exe. I have added appropriate entries in
the windows registry (wherever I could find entries for .ex and .exw
and for EUDosApp and EUConApp, that is, whereever I could find
existing Euphoria registry entries). I am using Windows XP.
I have searched and cannot find information on one point.
When I do a bind, will my resulting exe file be bound to a console
version of an Euphoria executable?
Terry Constant
2. Re: exwc.exe and bind
Terry Constant wrote:
>
> I understand the shroud and the bind processes.
> I recently made exwc.exe using the makecon.exw script.
>
> By my personal convention, I use .exc as the extension for
> scripts to use with exwc.exe. I have added appropriate entries in
> the windows registry (wherever I could find entries for .ex and .exw
> and for EUDosApp and EUConApp, that is, whereever I could find
> existing Euphoria registry entries). I am using Windows XP.
>
> I have searched and cannot find information on one point.
>
> When I do a bind, will my resulting exe file be bound to a console
> version of an Euphoria executable?
>
> Terry Constant
>
the binder looks explicitly for
the PDEX and PDEXW interpreters
see bind.doc
--"ask about our layaway plan".
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3. Re: exwc.exe and bind
Terry Constant wrote:
> I have searched and cannot find information on one point.
>
> When I do a bind, will my resulting exe file be bound to a console
> version of an Euphoria executable?
No, it will be bound to the standard Public Domain
exw.exe (for GUI apps).
To convert a bound .exe into a console app,
try "Set Subsystem Type" by Jeremy Collake in the
file archive.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
4. Re: exwc.exe and bind
Thanks for the response. I will look into the set subsystem type.
That had been the only relevant thing that I had found,
but was a bit unclear. I hoped things had been made a bit easier since
Collake had done his work. Again, thanks.
Terry Constant
