Author: Jon Dart
Date: 19:37:09 07/02/99
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On July 02, 1999 at 21:16:33, hgkjhg wrote: >I have arasan's and crafty's source codes but don't know how to compile them >using Borland C++. Could someone help >Thank you. Arasan 1.0 (circa 1994) was built with Borland C++ but I haven't used it for years and the current version of Arasan likely doesn't compile with it. It uses MFC and unless Borland supports that you will have a problem. It also uses Visual C++ types like __int64. And the makefiles won't be compatible. So my advice is, don't bother. Buy Visual C++ if you really want to use this code (someday I'll likely get it to work with gcc, but Borland support is not on my to-do list). You have a lot better chance with Crafty as it is C and is designed to be portable, but you will likely have to make changes to chess.h (where system-specific types are defined) and unless Borland has changed their non-standard version of "make", you will have to fix up the makefile, too. --Jon
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