Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 11:20:22 03/26/02
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On March 26, 2002 at 14:14:52, William H Rogers wrote: >Some program are written as one long source code and some others are written as >a bunch of seperate modules. The question is: What steps are to be taken when we >find the latter as in TSCP? Then we add the relevant files into a project or construct a makefile. There are some utilities to do this. With BCC, I believe you need to create a workspace and add in the necessary files. >I keep trying to compile this program and >continually get errors. Linking errors, Bad variable names, Missing source, ect. >I am using Borland version 3.0 for dos and I try to compile the code as C++ just >as Tom said that it was. TSCP is C and not C++. Compile it as C instead. Search.c board.c data.c eval.c and main.c should be compiled and linked.
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