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Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 16:35:30 GMT
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> I think it should be possible to just do:
>
> gcc -o myprog.exe *.c
>
> The usual way is to first compile all the separate .c files like this:
>
> gcc -c file1.c
> gcc -c file2.c
> gcc -c file3.c
>
> then link the resulting objectfiles together like this:
>
> gcc -o myprog.exe file1.o file2.o file3.o
>
> becouse this means you don't need to recompile all files each time, only
> the files you've changed. (create a Makefile and use make)
>
> /Jonatan    -=( http://kymatica.com )=-

Thanks, Jonatan,

That certainly makes it compile. It wouldn't work when I mad a .mak file, so
I just wrote the three statements into a .bat file, and I can execute that,
and it works.

Now, I just need to ship the program off to a colleague and see if it runs
on his PC.

Best regards,

MikeC