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- O.k. if you have TC 2.0 you are in good shape (otherwise you are on your own)
- and compilation will be simple:
-
- 1. Goto to the makefiles in .\lib and .\util and change the variable
- CC_LIBS to the exact place you have your cc libraries. I use to put them in
- ram disk (disk f:) for fast access. Make sure this is short variable
- or otherwise dos will complain about lines too long (the stupid 128 chars
- per line), in linkage...
- 2. Goto .\lib and type 'make' (to activate TC make). this should generate the
- gif library: GIF_LIBL.LIB.
- 3. Few of the utilities on .\util needs the TC graphic libraries (the gif2xxxx
- utilities). You need to create a library named graphbgi.lib that holds all
- the BGI drivers and CHR fonts. You do so by a sequence similar to:
-
- a. bgiobj herc (bgiobj.exe is on one of your TC 2.0 diskettes).
- b. bgiobj egavga
- c. bgiobj cga
- d. bgiobj ibm8514
- e. bgiobj pc3270
- f. bgiobj goth
- g. bgiobj litt
- h. bgiobj sans
- i. bgiobj trip
-
- This will convert all this drivers/fonts into .OBJ files, which can be all
- linked to creat the library:
-
- tlib graphbgi.lib +herc.obj +egavga.obj ... +trip.obj, graphbgi.lst
-
- Copy this library to the same directory as specified by CC_LIBS in 1.
-
- 4. Decide what directory you want the executables to br copied to and create
- it if it is new (default is ./exe). goto .\util and set the DEST variable
- in the makefile to that directory.
- 5. Generate all the utilities in ./util by typing (yes you guest it!): 'make'.
-
- Notes:
- If you prefer to develop code using the tc environment (like me) you can
- use the .TC/.PRJ files for each of the utilities and the library. All are
- set to large model, to compile with 8086 type of machines and you have two
- versions for each: XXXXXX.TC for non debug code & XXXXXXD.TC for debug code.
-
- Gershon Elber
- gershon@cs.utah.edu
-