Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 03:50:11 03/10/02
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On March 09, 2002 at 23:52:24, William H Rogers wrote: > >What errors, linking problems? >-S. > >It says that his variables are not legaly defined and some of his jumps are not >possible. I really can not figure out what is going on. I have been using the >Dos version 3.0 but I don't think that it should matter as it is still C++. If he is using 64 bit variables, I could imagine problems with a 16 bit compiler. I'm not getting any errors or warnings in MS Visual 6.0, so I think the code is fine, maybe you have not setup the Borland environment correctly? I don't know anything about the Borland products, but usually you need to create some kind of project to make sure all the *.c files are compiled and linked into one binary. >It creats all of .OBJ files, but all contain error messages as mentioned above. >Unless someone has some kind of suggestion, I guess I will just have to wait >until I can figure it out, even though I don't program in "C" yet. I will solve >the problem someday, I hope. My chess program was entered in CCT4 and even >though it is written in Qbasic, it still has potential. I just think that it >would be much faster if written in "C". >Thank for any help or suggestions that you may give. >Bill Qbasic? :) If you've made an entire chess engine in Qbasic, I think you are ready to move on up, and C is very good for chess. -S.
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