Re: making a dll
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Sep 27, 2012
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Double check that wcc386.exe exists in c:\euphoria\WATCOM\binnt or c:\euphoria\WATCOM\binw and also look at setenv-ow.bat to make sure that it sets the path correctly. Importantly, check the percent signs to make sure that none are missing.
There's a wcc386.exe in \WATCOM\binnt
Soooooo....is \watcom\binnt in your PATH?
Matt
Matt +1 !
You need both binnt and binw in your PATH btw. I'm not sure what the nature of the dependencies between the set of files and binaries in the two directories are exactly, but I'm certain it won't work unless both are in the PATH in the right order.
Yeas, way to go Matt!
I was refering to the fact that you did not follow all of my instructions, and Matt repeated one of them for me. Specifically, this one:
also look at setenv-ow.bat to make sure that it sets the path correctly.
Actually, nevermind, he didn't really repeat it. I wanted to see the contents of your setenv-ow.bat , which hasn't happened yet.
Who wrote setenv-ow.bat to do something other than what you both are suggesting be done?
eukat
I'll probably know the answer to this once I see what yours looks like.
