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- This information is provided here since the main users manual was
- already finished when I decided to provide the batch files and
- library response files to allow remaking the libraries.
-
- If you want to remake the entire library, the procedure can be
- automated with a series of batch files and librarian response files.
-
- You will need, besides Turbo-C of course, Microsoft MASM assembler and
- the LIB librarian utility which comes with MASM.
-
- There are 5 batch files and 5 librarian response files:
- MAKES.BAT LIBSMALL Small memory model
- MAKEC.BAT LIBCOMP Compact memory model
- MAKEM.BAT LIBMED Medium memory model
- MAKEL.BAT LIBLARGE Large memory model
- MAKEH.BAT LIBHUGE Huge memory model
-
- To remake the libraries, you will most likely need to be on a
- hard disk. I don't think a dual floppy system can handle it all
- in one chunk. If you have a floppy system, you will have to remake
- the library in pieces, bringing in only a few source files at a time.
-
- On a hard drive, make a subdirectory and copy onto it all source and header
- files, plus the above named batch and lib* files from the "Steve's Library"
- distribution disk. Make sure that this directory does NOT have the
- library files SMTC?.LIB!
-
- Then, making sure that TCC.EXE, MASM.EXE, and LIB.EXE are in your current
- PATH, simply execute each of the batch files. They will recompile and
- reassemble each source files and then create a new library file from the
- OBJ files. Copy the object files into the directory which has the Turbo-C
- library files, and then you can delete everything in the working directory.
-
- If you choose to keep the working directory on disk, you can save space
- after remaking the files by doing:
- erase *.obj
- erase *.lst
-
- The batch files and librarian response files are only supplied with
- full source registration.
-
- Steve Margison