07-02-2024, 09:25 PM
With Quick Basic, and especially with QuickC programs, it actually made sense to compile them from the command line.
It didn't always work, but with some programs the EXE file was 1/3 smaller. That made sense back then, but not anymore.
To compile from the command line you had to enter the appropriate commands/switches in the autoexec.bat.
For example:
It didn't always work, but with some programs the EXE file was 1/3 smaller. That made sense back then, but not anymore.
To compile from the command line you had to enter the appropriate commands/switches in the autoexec.bat.
For example:
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rem // Muss in '... .BAT' und '... .DOS' stehen //
rem *** Fuer QuickC, QuickBasic und MASM ***
SET LIB=F:\QC25\LIB;F:\QB4
SET INCLUDE=F:\QC25\INCLUDE
SET LINK=F:\QC25\BIN\QLINK /CO /NOI /LI
rem INC /PADC /PADD
SET CL=/FPi87 /AM /G2 /Bd /Zi /Zd /Ox
rem /Bd
SET MASM=/C /V /Z /ZI
SET TMP=C:\TEMP
SET TEMP=C:\TEMP
CLS
mode con codepage prepare=((850) C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\ega.cpi)
mode con codepage select=850
keyb gr,,C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\keyboard.sys