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Rafael García wrote:
> Bill Hart wrote:
> 
>>
>> I presently own C Database Toolchest I bought for use with Turbo C 
>> years ago.  I like the Mix package but have been unable to move it to 
>> DJGPP because there is no canned make file for this compiler.  I don't 
>> have the knowlege/experience to manually recompile the library without 
>> an explicit set of instructions.
> 
> 
> If you insert all the files of the package in your project list and 
> compile it, you should have some msg we can begin to work with.

Haven't gotten far enough along to have hit a locking snag yet, I'm 
still at the beginning.





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Original Mix Turbo C makefile

OBJ=   isaminit.obj isamexit.obj copydb.obj newindex.obj destrydb.obj \
       renamedb.obj dbhandle.obj findrec.obj findtail.obj getfldct.obj \
       getidxnm.obj isammsg.obj prterr.obj matchkey.obj modrec.obj \
       rmindex.obj delrec.obj holes.obj showkey.obj addrec.obj \
       createdb.obj findkey.obj findprev.obj mkindex.obj namelist.obj \
       progress.obj ihandle.obj showdb.obj findmark.obj findnext.obj \
       findhead.obj getrec.obj getrlen.obj markrec.obj matpre.obj \
       showdesc.obj getdesc.obj showfld.obj getfldnm.obj showidx.obj \
       showrec.obj upindex.obj mkkey.obj opendb.obj closedb.obj path.obj \
       filename.obj chgextnt.obj flushdb.obj

HEADER= isam.i ..\cbtree.h isamerr.h isam.h ..\cbt\member.h isam.cfg   (1)

CFLAGS= -mm -c -I.. -I..\cbt                                         (2)

isam.lib: $(OBJ)                                                     (3)
	del isam.lib
	tlib isam.lib @isam.rsp

$(OBJ): $(HEADER)
	tcc $(CFLAGS) $*.c                                           (4)

(1) I can move the .h files around so the compiler can find them.
(2) I remove the memory model switch & fix the include dir
(3) Don't have a clue what to use for "tlib"
(4) Change to gcc, and "$*.c" doesn't work.

I change the $*.c to *.c and all my source files compile without error 
over and over.

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