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On Mon, 03 Feb 2003, Ernie Bonugli wrote:
> Mike,
>
> It's completely home grown, no third party libs. I coded it
> using Borland C many years ago. Use standard IO for my own
> database definition. It writes directly to the printer
> hardware to print. I have the source to all codes. By the
> way it has nothing to do with trading, but provides a nice
> steady income.
>
> Here's part of the compile statement:
>
> ....
>
> CC=bcc -w-sus -w-pia -d -ml -g50 -j50 -P-C -N -O2
>
>
> OBJS=P1 dvars dhelp dview dentry dmatch dresults dcall
> dlstmgr dprint dmisc dbase dpal dmcall dident dve dtext
> dfind
>
> COBJS=P1.obj dvars.obj dhelp.obj dview.obj dentry.obj
> dmatch.obj dresults.obj dcall.obj dlstmgr.obj dprint.obj
> dmisc.obj dbase.obj dpal.obj dmcall.obj dident.obj dve.obj
> dtext.obj dfind.obj
>
>
> P1: $(COBJS) strtoken.obj wio.obj sio.obj wiocente.obj
> sortdll.obj tlink /Lc:\bc\lib /v /s /c /l c0l strtoken wio
> sio wiocente sortdll,P1,P1,P1 cl emu mathl
>
> ..... ....
>
>
> Regards,
> Ernie
> ebonugli@xxxxxxxx
>
>
>
You'll have problems with the printer code. Does it write anything
to the screen? You can move all straight c code into MS VC,
but the printer and screen code y ou'll have to futz with.
Mike
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