OpenEuphoria

Re: Translator

• Posted by "Stewart MacKenzie-Leigh" <stewartml89 at msn.com> Oct 26, 2003
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i used the -bor switch and it still says 'can't find borland installation 
directory'

original message:
>From: a0054950 <a0054950 at freenet.de>
>To: Stewart MacKenzie-Leigh <EUforum at topica.com>
>Subject: Re: Translator
>
>
>Hi Stewart,
>
>
>SML> I've recently downloaded the Euphoria to C translator.  It keeps 
>trying to
>SML> compile using LCCWIN but i downloaded the one for Borland.  what 
>should i
>SML> do?
>
>SML> thanks in advance,
>
>
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>I just passed the same hassle, so I know very well what you are
>talking about:
>
>My Euphoria program compiled by LCC did not run as programmed.
>
>I did not want to download 60MB (Watcom).
>
>The Borland Compiler is just 9MB and it works. The Borland compiler
>comes with directories Bin, Examples, Help, Include and Lib in it.
>I moved directory Include and Lib in directory Bin!
>
>You don't have to change any path on bootup, just before the
>compilation:
>
>"path p:\programm\borland\bin" (it must point to the bin directory).
>Then you do: "ecw programname -bor" and afterwords "emake". That works
>fine and compiles without probs and runs as programmed.
>Good Luck!
>--
>Regards,
>Thomas
>mailto:a0054950 at freenet.de
>