Hello Vic,

10.11.94 09:29, you wrote a message to Vitus Jensen:

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 VD> I would like to write simple textmode os2 progs, however I 
 VD> haven't been successful. 

 VD> I use LLIBCE (built for os2 & dos) and the following compile
 VD> command: 

There is an error: MS-C uses LLIBCEr.LIB or LLIBCEp.LIB for real (DOS) or
protected (OS/2) mode. During install you get the option to rename one of
them to LLIBCE.LIB (called 'default target system').
It is important to link the correct library as it contains startup code.

 VD> " cl /FPc /W4 /AL /Lp test.c " followed by a simple 

This command should compile & link (however on my system I get 'cannot
open response file' from the linker). 
/Lx means "use linker option /NOD:LLIBCE LLIBCEx" where x is r, p or w.

 VD> " LINK test; " command. 

Do a "LINK test,/PM:VIO,,/NOD:LLIBCE LLIBCEp;" by hand if your
LIB directory contains LLIBCEp.LIB.

 VD> If I do this for the code below, the .exe will cause a
 VD> switch to DOS when I try to run it under os2. Do you have
 VD> any suggestions as to what I'm doing wrong?

Check your LIB directory. There should be a large mode library for every
target system you installed for. Check for differences in size (LLIBCEp is
248395, LLIBCEr is 259949 bytes on my system, GRAPHICS.LIB not included).

Tip: run SETUP /LIB and install new libraries remembering your choices.

 VD> Thanks for your help.
You're welcome.

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Tschuesz,
	Vitus

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