Compiling with Borland C++ 5.5 (yes, I know)

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  • PaulBlay
    Knight
    • Jan 2009
    • 657

    Compiling with Borland C++ 5.5 (yes, I know)

    OK, it's a horrible compiler and Visual C++ or Dev-C++ can compile Angband perfectly well. I'd still like to work out why I can't get it to compile with bcc32 anyway.

    The problem appears to be that it isn't finding the include files in the source directory so I get tons of linker errors. I tried adding -I. to the compiler options (and the full directory path) but that didn't make any difference.

    If anyone is curious I'm attaching the makefile I used.
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    Currently turning (Angband) Japanese.
  • konijn_
    Hellband maintainer
    • Jul 2007
    • 367

    #2
    Originally posted by PaulBlay
    OK, it's a horrible compiler and Visual C++ or Dev-C++ can compile Angband perfectly well. I'd still like to work out why I can't get it to compile with bcc32 anyway.

    The problem appears to be that it isn't finding the include files in the source directory so I get tons of linker errors. I tried adding -I. to the compiler options (and the full directory path) but that didn't make any difference.

    If anyone is curious I'm attaching the makefile I used.
    THANKS !

    FYI bcc is still the fastest compiler out there by _far_. For people like me ( and you ? ) who need to compile every other code line to make sure they didnt goof it up, a fast compiler is worth gold.

    T.
    * Are you ready for something else ? Hellband 0.8.8 is out! *

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    • PaulBlay
      Knight
      • Jan 2009
      • 657

      #3
      Originally posted by konijn_
      THANKS !
      Don't thank me yet, it doesn't work for me. :-(
      Currently turning (Angband) Japanese.

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