Re: Euphoria works???
- Posted by Bernie <xotron at PCOM.NET> Oct 27, 2000
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On Fri, 27 Oct 2000 14:19:26 EDT, Wayne Thompson <Mrwayne51736 at CS.COM> wrote: > No, I already looked and there's nothing in that about compiling a >program. Also there seems to be nowhere to run the program. I am beginning >to wonder if Euphoria is a big joke. Wayne: I think that you are being confused by reading this list. There are two types of Euphoria which are supported on 3 different platforms. The first type of EUPHORIA is a INTERPETER that only requires you to write a program with any text editor. This type of program is run by TYPING -- EX.EXE MYPROGRAM.EX using DOS EXW.EXE MYPROGRAM.EXW using WINDOWS EXU MYPROGRAM.EXU using LINUX The second type of EUPHORIA is a TRANSLATOR that will translate MYPROGRAM.EX into "C" code which then can be COMPILED into a executable program. The TRANSLATOR runs in DOS, WINDOWS and LINUX outputing the necessary files to used to compile for that platform. The "C" compiler is not included with Euphoria. The Documents that you are reading are for the INTERPTER I hope this clears things up for you. Bernie