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To compile GEOS C code, you need the following third-party software installed on your system:
Your PATH variable must include the Borland compiler's bin directory and the directory containing the perl interpreter. If you installed Borland C++ after the NT SDK or if you set up a network environment, you may need to set the environment variable GOC_COMPILER_DIR to reflect the compiler's location. Refer to Environment Configuration .
Borland C++ is a separate product on its own CD-ROM. We strongly recommend that you install version 4.5 of the compiler, included with most distributions of version 5.0. A change in the compiler's handling of #pragma options creates errors (not reported at compile time) in geodes compiled with version 5.0. You must install the 32-bit Windows compiler, a part of the "typical" installation.
A shareware version of the perl installer has been included with the SDK; refer to Installation and Setup for installation instructions.
All of the tools needed to compile geodes (goc, glue, etc.) have been included in the
\pcgeos\bin
directory. Use
mkmf
and
pmake
to compile, as described in the chapter "Using Tools" of the Tools book. (
pmake depend
is not needed in the NT environment.)
After compiling, copy resulting geodes directly to your target tree from the command line or use Swat's
send
command after attaching.
world\extrapps
is the appropriate demo directory for extras on the Nokia 9000i Communicator.
If you are familiar with GEOS development in the DOS environment, note the following changes:
pmake depend
after
mkmf
; use it only to re-make dependencies when you change your include-file statements.
copy
to put compiled geodes in your target tree, although Swat's
send
command works as before.
detach
or
quit
command.GEOS SDK TechDocs
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