RE: Compiler GUI frontside proggie...
- Posted by jordah ferguson <jorfergie03 at yahoo.com> Jul 10, 2002
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How about, if a person has finished translating his program to C, ithandles all the linking operations and *mainly* gives a person an option of UPX'ing his program. You could then provide the link to the UPX website or Distribute the Front-end with UPX jordah Shari Vegas wrote: > Heya all! > > 1) Yes, I'm back, under a different name, email address, and all that. > > Anywho, I've been, off-and-on for the past few months, working on a GUI > frontend to a handful of compilation options offered to us by RDS - > particularly, Bind and EU2C. > > So, I've got a featurelist made up, including saving all the options > you select for your Eu directories into an INI, as well as support for > Borland, DJGPP, LCC, and Watcom, and 'Compilation Project' files. > > But, I'm hung up on a couple of things. One of those are the kinds of > exe compressions available, and (I haven't checked since I left the Eu > list, so forgive me if I'm not in the know) command-line options for > the Watcom compiler. > > Lastly, before I finalize the additions to the GUI side and start the > code-side, I invite anyone to go ahead and bring ideas for other > features to add to the compiler. > > And, because of a problem with stolen intellectual properties of mine, > I'll be adding licenses to any newer program releases I create, source > as well as binary. There'll be more on my case as I finally begin to > scan in documents and document the case up to this point, and any > interested in learning more about it can email me for more information. > > TIA, > > --"LEVIATHAN" (Shari Vegas) > > > -- > http://fastmail.fm/ - A fast, anti-spam email service. > >