From: "beat studer" <beat_studer AT freesurf DOT ch>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: DJGPP with ultraedit
Date: Fri, 5 Nov 1999 23:08:03 +0100
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Hi!
With Ultraedit I use a project in which I include a batch file for
compiling. There you can set the appropriate environment and the
command-line for the compiler. It's most comfortable to invoke the
batch-file from the 'Advanced'-Menu after configuring it as a tool (there
you can define too, where you want the output). in my case that batch-file
may look like that:
call d:\dos\mydos.bat
gcc -s -O2 -o test.exe test.c
'mydos.bat' I use to set an environment when I work from the dos-box. It
includes the settings for djgpp (path to the binaries and the
djgpp-variable).
May sound complicated, but in practice i find it quite simple and it WORKS.
btw Ultraedit is not very practical when you have to use special characters
which are not the same in windows and dos, although it offers
OEM/ANSI-conversion.

Hope this helps!


Sven Hergenhahn <svenxy AT gmx DOT net> wrote in message
news:382182ea DOT 7308759 AT news DOT urz DOT uni-heidelberg DOT de...
> Hi!
> My problem: Executing djgpp from ultaedit.
> I tried the commandline
>      gcc %N%E
> (where %N%E stand for the file name and its suffix), but I don't get
> output.
> Please show me a "complete commandline for compiling and linking a
> programme!!!
> TNX
> Sven