ac>> Just build you're own version of XCH.LIB with Borland TLIB.
 ac>> Pretty simple stuff.
 > Explain! I am not as good a C programmer as you, Andrew :)

Oh, shucks.


call BCC.EXE -c -mh ANSI.C
call BCC.EXE -c -mh CFGPARSE.C
call BCC.EXE -c -mh CMDPARSE.C
call BCC.EXE -c -mh COMMS.C
call BCC.EXE -c -mh FOSSIL.C
call BCC.EXE -c -mh ISHARE.C
call BCC.EXE -c -mh MEM.C
call BCC.EXE -c -mh OFILE.C

call TLIB.EXE XCH.LIB /C -+ANSI.OBJ
call TLIB.EXE XCH.LIB /C -+CFGPARSE.OBJ
call TLIB.EXE XCH.LIB /C -+CMDPARSE.OBJ
call TLIB.EXE XCH.LIB /C -+COMMS.OBJ
call TLIB.EXE XCH.LIB /C -+FOSSIL.OBJ
call TLIB.EXE XCH.LIB /C -+ISHARE.OBJ
call TLIB.EXE XCH.LIB /C -+MEM.OBJ
call TLIB.EXE XCH.LIB /C -+OFILE.OBJ


Include XCH.LIB in your project file, ensure you're compiling for huge
model, set the include directories to point to the correct places, and
start hammering.


ZeeYa...
Andrew.

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