Thread: Now that I have installed Borland How Do I.............

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    Now that I have installed Borland How Do I.............

    Set it up I know it says add this and add that crap but how do I do that and where exactly do I start I have Borland Installed on my C: (where it installs by defualt) and then read that <Readme.txt> and it says add this and add that but can someone explain to me exactly how to add all that stuff


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    i have borland BC5 and borland C++builder 5 running on the same drive. They operate just fine with very few conflicts.
    what exactly is "this and that"?
    i do not remember having to change or move anything when i installed either one of these packages.
    more info please.

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    I hope ur not tryna be cheeky mate cause I'm serious this and that meaning > The things they tell u to add in that readme file
    I dont knwo hwo to do that stuff it says something like


    add blah blah blah to ur bin Directory I wanna know how to do that stuff (what is Bin Directory anyway) so yeah thats all I ask


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    The bin directory is the folder inside of your borland\bcc55 folder wich contains the compiler and linker. To set it up follow the instrunctions. Just create the .cfg files ( a .cfg file is just a renamed .txt file) and add the lines to them and put them in your bin directory.

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    Ok ArseMan thanks alot for the help buddy I'll do that right away


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    hmmmmmmm I did it now that I have that done I need to figure out how to compile with it hm let me see ok I give up any clues
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    To compile go to msdos prompt and make sure that the current directory is in your bcc55\bin folder and type:

    bcc32 filename

    replace filename with the name of the file that you want to compile or the full path to it.

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    ok buddy u make it sound easy let me go try that


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    oh yeah

    thanks again

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    hmmm I used to do batchfile programming and now I cant even remember how to change the directory I thought it was


    Set Directory what ever any help there mate


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    oops I mean I thought it was


    Set Dir



    lol


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    Its cd
    ex:

    cd C:\Borland\Bcc55\bin

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    hey I got it it's


    chdir lol I was just reading through one of my old docs actually I got ur mail right now so I think u posted b4 me oh well I'll try both ways


    thanks again mate ur ben a big help

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    i set my path to
    c:\borland\bc5\bin and also
    c:\borland\bc5\projects\bpl.

    i also had to give some direction to the library files after i got bc5 up and running.

    what the he** is "cheeky??


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    hmm I set everything else up right the only thing is I get an error


    "test.cpp" not found and I'm looking straight at it can u plz help hey man this is stupid posting post after post here take this


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    hey, its stealth! heya there! i saw get DevC++ ...ive never really used borland too much though

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