1. EtoC with Borland
Travis Weddle writes:
> i've downloaded the Borland euphoria to c translator,
Actually, you downloaded a .zip file containing
the Euphoria To C Translator for Windows, ecw.exe,
plus the runtime library for Borland, ecwb.lib
> i've installed it just as the document says to, now after i
> run the ecw.exe program, and it creates the 20 some files
> when i run the "emake" it runs thru the list of all the extra files,
> but under each it says "Bad Command or File Name" and
> it does not create the shell.exe file, what is wrong???
I suspect you typed something like:
ecw myprog
when you should have typed:
ecw -bor myprog
Without the "-bor" option, it creates an emake.bat file
for the WATCOM C compiler.
Either that, or you haven't installed Borland C/C++
from Borland's site yet. At a DOS prompt, type:
bcc32
You should get a screen full of options.
If you get "bad command or file name"
you haven't installed Borland C/C++ yet.
At least it's not on your PATH.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
2. Re: EtoC with Borland
Travis Weddle writes:
> I have downloaded the Borland compiler... and installed.
> Now when i type "ecw -bor tc.exw" i get the following
> error message:
> "tc.exw:1 Can't Find Borland installation directory"
ecw scans your PATH looking for something like
...\BCC...
For instance, when I type:
SET
at a DOS prompt, I see that my PATH contains
...C:\BORLAND\BCC55\BIN;...
as one of the directories.
Remember that you have to reboot after
installing Borland, or your PATH won't be set.
If you installed in a non-standard place,
you'll have to rename or move the directory,
and fix your PATH variable.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
