Re: Detecting a C translated bound program
- Posted by Juergen Luethje <j.lue at gm??de> Oct 25, 2007
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OtterDad wrote: > I have a couple of programs that refuse to behave when bound into C, but > behave > just fine when simply bound with the interpreter. Specific reasons for failure > aren't important for this discussion. Occasionally I step on my own toes and > accidentally bind a program incorrectly. Is there a way I can tell from within > the bound program itself if it was translated into C so I can catch my own > mistake > prior to deployment? BTW I'm still using Euphoria Version 2.4. You can for instance link a resource that contains version information with your translated & compiled EXE programs. In contrast, a program that is bound to the intepreter does not contain version information. Later you can right-click on your EXE file and select "properties" from the context menu. If you see a tab with version information, then it's a translated & compiled executable -- if not, it's either a bound executable, or you forgot to link the resource. Regards, Juergen