OpenEuphoria

Re: something is wrong

• Posted by "Juergen Luethje" <j.lue at gmx.de> Aug 24, 2004
• 410 views

Hi Igor,

you wrote:

> I'm playing with the clock.exw program - one of
> the win32lib demos (v0060.03).
>
> It is 1603 bytes at all. It works OK if it is interpreted,
> both in English & in Russian, but doesn't show the current
> time if translated to C and compiled with Open Watcom v1.2
> compiler, both in English & in Russian, (on Win95).
>
> It gives 77 files of C source code (3,487,386 bytes at all)
> and the compiled clock.exe is huge - 1,368,064 bytes.
>
> (It just outputs a small window with just 6 digits
> of the current system time, if works normally).
>
> There is something wrong somewhere in the World,
> for both English & Russian, IMHO.         8-0


I have Win32Lib 0.60.1 here (on Windows 98), and just tested its
'clock.exw' program. The results are pretty much the same than yours:

- Interpreted with 'exw.exe' 2.4 (Complete Edition), it runs as
  expected. That is, it shows a window, that only consists of a title
  bar, which displays the system time.

- Translated to C with 'ecw.exe' 2.4, and compiled with the Open Watcom
  compiler 1.0, an EXE file with a size of 1384448 bytes is produced.
  Running this EXE file shows the same window, but its title bar doesn't
  display anything.

- Translated to C with 'ecw.exe' 2.4, and compiled with the Borland
  compiler 5.5, an EXE file with a size of 1376256 bytes is produced.
  Running this EXE file shows the same window, but its title bar doesn't
  display anything.

Strange.

Regards,
   Juergen