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htm ibuild1b.htm

Building SerialICE-1B Building SerialICE-1B The steps required to build Seri
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cpp 13-2.cpp

#include #include #include class Building { protected: int sqMe; char addr[25]; public: Building(int,char[]); void print(void); }; Building::Buildin
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54592

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log cc_build_debug.log

------------------------ mainapplication.pjt - Debug ------------------------ echo Building the Main Application Building the Main Application set PATH PATH=c:\ti\c6000\cgtools\bin;c:\ti\bin\u
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mak tc2.mak

# # TURBOC.MAK - kernel copiler options for TURBOC # # Use these for Turbo C 2.01 COMPILERPATH=$(TC2_BASE) COMPILERBIN=$(COMPILERPATH) CC=$(COMPILERBIN)\tcc -c CL=$(COMPILERBIN)\tcc INCLUDEPATH=$(CO
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hp-ux readme.hp-ux

This file describes some things to be aware of when building SIP (and PyQt) under HP-UX. I had success building SIP V4 and PyQt on HP-UX 11.0 with the HP aC++ compiler. My configuration was: HP-UX
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bat build.bat

@ REM Set command switch for building debug or retail (default is to build debug) @ REM Type "build.bat -r" to build for retail @ SET DEBUGSAMPLE=/debug+ @ IF "%1"=="-r" SET DEBUGSAMPLE=/debug- @
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configure

#! /bin/sh # SaVi 1.2.6 release. echo echo "SaVi: You need to read the savi1.2.6/README file." echo "A brief getting-started summary is given here:" echo " cd savi1.2.6; make ARCH=linux; ./savi" ech
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t vclib.t

#! #! This is a tmake template for building Win32 library project files. #! #! Sets a flag to indicate that we want to build a library (either #! a static library or a DLL) and then invoke the common