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- GRUMPFISH.LIB is a library of applications and functions which is written
- mostly in Clipper. Several of the GRUMPFISH modules are written in ASM,
- therefore it is necessary to link these few modules into an engine.
- The remaining GRUMPFISH system can be run from a dynamic library.
-
- ** Ignore the warnings during linking **.
-
- NOTE: Program files which start with a '$' character are not compatible
- with dCLIP dynamic libraries. You must rename each grumpfish
- source program to start with a '_' character before creating the
- dynamic library as follows:
-
- RENAME $*.PRG _*.PRG
-
-
- How to create a DCLIP Developer's Engine for GRUMPFISH
- --------------------------------------------------------
-
- 1. Compile the file DCLIPGRF.PRG as follows:
-
- CLIPPER DCLIPGRF -m -l
-
- 2. Build the DCLIPGRF.EXE Engine as follows:
-
- PLINK86 @DCLIPGRF
-
-
- How to create a DCLIPRUN Runtime Engine for GRUMPFISH
- -------------------------------------------------------
-
- 1. Compile the file DCRUNGRF.PRG as follows:
-
- CLIPPER DCRUNGRF -m -l
-
- 2. Build the DCRUNGRF.EXE Engine as follows:
-
- PLINK86 @DCRUNGRF
-
-
-
- How to create a dynamic library for GRUMPFISH (GRUMP)
- ------------------------------------------------------
-
- 1. Create a directory on your hard disk named \GRUMP
-
- 2. Copy all the source code .PRG files from the GRUMPFISH distribution
- disk subdirectory named A:\PRG into the \GRUMP directory.
-
- 3. Compile each source file in the \GRUMP directory using the
- -m -l option. You may use the GRUMPCL.BAT file to accomplish this.
- Make sure that the resultant object files end up in the \GRUMP
- directory. If you run the GRUMPCL.BAT file while in the \GRUMP
- directory, the object files will be created in the \GRUMP directory.
-
- 4. Build the GRUMP.DLB dynamic library by running the MAKEDLIB.BAT
- program supplied with dCLIP as follows:
-
- MAKEDLIB GRUMP
-
- 5. Use the command LIB \GRUMP\GRUMP from the DCLIP dot prompt
- to load the GRUMP dynamic library.
-
- 6. Use the function LIBLOAD('\GRUMP\GRUMP') from your applications
- to load the GRUMP dynamic library.
-
-
- How to create a dynamic library for GRUMPFISH (GRUMPFUN)
- ----------------------------------------------------------
-
- 1. Create a directory on your hard disk named \GRUMPFUN
-
- 2. Copy all the source code .PRG files from the GRUMPFISH distribution
- disk subdirectory named A:\FUNPRG into the \GRUMPFUN directory.
-
- 3. Compile each source file in the \GRUMPFUN directory using the
- -m -l option. You may use the GRUMPFCL.BAT file to accomplish this.
- Make sure that the resultant object files end up in the \GRUMPFUN
- directory. If you run the GRUMPFCL.BAT file while in the \GRUMPFUN
- directory, the object files will be created in the \GRUMPFUN directory.
-
- 4. Build the GRUMPFUN.DLB dynamic library by running the MAKEDLIB.BAT
- program supplied with dCLIP as follows:
-
- MAKEDLIB GRUMPFUN
-
- 5. Use the command LIB \GRUMPFUN\GRUMPFUN from the DCLIP dot prompt
- to load the GRUMPFUN dynamic library.
-
- 6. Use the function LIBLOAD('\GRUMPFUN\GRUMPFUN') from your applications
- to load the GRUMPFUN dynamic library.
-
-
- How to run the GRUMPFISH demonstration program supplied with GRUMPFISH
- -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- 1. A program named DEMO.PRG is supplied with the GRUMPFISH library. You
- must compile this program first using the -m -l option.
-
- 2. Start the dCLIP - GRUMPFISH engine as follows:
-
- DCLIPGRF <enter>
-
- 3. At the dot prompt enter the following commands:
-
- . LIB \GRUMP\GRUMP
- . LIB \GRUMPFUN\GRUMPFUN
- . DO DEMO
-
-
- How to run the GRUMPFISH demonstration program supplied with DCLIPDEV
- -----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- 1. A program named DEMO.PRG is supplied with the DCLIPDEV library for
- use with GRUMPFISH. This is simply a modified version of the one
- supplied with GRUMPFISH to automatically load the dynamic libraries
- and RETURN to the DOT rather than QUIT. You must compile this program
- first using the -m -l option.
-
- 2. Start the dCLIP - GRUMPFISH engine as follows:
-
- DCLIPGRF <enter>
-
- 3. At the dot prompt enter the following commands:
-
- . DO DEMO
-