---- Post Installation ----
You need to create .cfg files in the Bin directory of the installation, the paths need to be in "Windows" format...
Create bcc32.cfg file in Bin directory containing:
-I"C:\Borland\BCC55\Include"
-L"C:\Borland\BCC55\Lib"
Create ilink32.cfg file in Bin directory containing:
-L"C:\Borland\BCC55\Lib"
---- Usage ----
You can now compile and link binaries in two possible ways:
1. Compile from Bin directory
When compiled in the Bin directory using bcc32.exe the binary will
compile and link without issue, the output will be in the Bin
directory.
2. Compile and Link separately
You can compile the source file into a obj file using bcc32.exe and then link using ilink32.exe separately from any directory.
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Use of makefiles
by Taiko on Sunday February 22nd 2009, 14:05
If you expand the Environment variable "path" like in the description
on top of this article its even possible to use custom makefile.
For example create a file named "makefile" and type in the following text.
include = C:\Programme\Borland\BCC55\Include
lib = C:\Programme\Borland\BCC55\Lib
CPP = bcc32
