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Features of Program Build Utility and
Programmer's Editor:
The Program Build Utility is a full functioning programming
environment specifically designed for a programmer's needs within the
MS-OS/2(R) environment. The utility has been designed for speed and
ease of use. It supports the full Microsoft(R) Professional Language
Products by allowing you to select required compile options and to
compile or assemble various files contained within a sub-directory or
drive without having to continually type in the command line switches
for the file to be compiled or assembled. It also allows you to
easily change options during the compile or assembling of a file
making sure that the correct invocation is used. The Program Build
Utility significantly speeds up the process of developing and building
programs without you having to build complex batch or MAKE files for
each set of programs you are developing.
The is designed around the Microsoft language family and currently
supports the following:
Language Product Versions
────────────────────────────────────────────────────
BASIC Compiler 6.0
C Optimizing Compiler 5.0 and 5.1
FORTRAN Optimizing Compiler 4.0 and 4.1
Macro Assembler 5.0 and 5.1
Pascal Compiler 4.0
Utility Versions
────────────────────────────────────────────────────
MAKE Utility 4.05 and above
Segmented-Executable Linker 5.00 and above
Incremental Linker 1.00 and above
CodeView(R) Symbol Packing Utility 2.00 and above
Bind Utility 1.00 and above
CodeView(R) Symbolic Debugger 2.20 and above
The Build Group function can be useful when printing out a full source
listing of the program or for selected re-building.
The Build Options function is used to configure Build characteristics
for when a language source file is assembled or compiled. From the
Build Options Menu you can select the memory model, CPU type,
Operating System, error trapping, data model along with final linking
characteristics.
The Build Background function is used to allow the Build Session to be
performed in the background. When the Compile function is invoked, a
flashing message, Background Active, will be displayed within the
Background Info window and the source or MAKE file being built will
also be displayed. When the Microsoft Linker or Incremental Linker
has been invoked in the session, the Background Info window will be
updated to signify the current stage within the process. If the
background Build Session was successful, a single beep will sound,
signifying that the Build Session has ended. If an error has occurred
within the Build Session, one of two things will happen. If the
Program Build Utility has determined a source module error, two beeps
and a buzzing sound will occur and a Error Pending message will be
displayed in the Background Info window. You can either edit the
error like in the foreground Build mode by using the File Edit
function or you can cancel the Error Pending message by using the
Build Cancel Error function. If the error encountered was a link
error, a Link Error message will be displayed in the Background Info
window.
When a background process is active, it is possible for you to kill
the process by using the Build Kill Background function. This will
cancel the build process active in the background.
The Build Error Trap function is used to tell the Program Build
Utility whether or not to trap source module build errors issued
through the assembler or compiler. When Build Error Trap is enabled
and foreground Build is being used, the Programmer's Editor will be
automatically invoked when a Build Error occurs. If Background Build
Session is enabled and a Build Error occurs, the next time you enter
the File Edit function, the Programmer's Editor will be automatically
configured for Build Error Mode unless you cancel the Error Pending
through the Build Cancel Error.
The Build CV Pack function is used with the Microsoft CodeView Packing
(CVPack) utility. The CVPack utility will only be used when building
the program for use with CodeView. The Program Build Utility will
invoke the CVPack utility for files re-built.
The Build ILink and Link functions are used to invoke the Microsoft
Incremental Linker and Segmented-Executable Linkers.
The Build Switches function allows alternate assembler and compiler
switches to be defined such that when a file is re-built from the file
list, the switches defined through this function will be used along
with the options defined through the Build Options Menu.
The Build Bind .Exe function is used to bind OS/2 Family Application
Interface (FAPI) type programs for both OS/2 and DOS.
The Microsoft CodeView debugger is invoked with through the CodeView
Start function. This allows for the debugging of an OS/2 program
without having to exit back to the OS/2 command prompt.
Microsoft, CodeView, MS, MS-DOS, MS-OS/2 and MS-Windows are the
registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
ORDER FORM
To: From:
Architectural Software Name: __________________________________
100 Front St East
Suite 300 (Company): __________________________________
Toronto, Ontario
Canada M5A 1E1 (Title): __________________________________
(416) 363-2292 Address: __________________________________
City, Prov: __________________________________
Postal Code
Phone Number: _________________________
Program Build Utility Current Version: 1.00
Programmer's Editor Current Version: 2.00
Diskettes with programs and manual: $79. ______
Source Code: $199. ______
Commercial site licenses are available upon request.
Please add $15.00 for shipping and handling. $15.00 / 25.00
(Please add $25.00 for overseas orders.)
Ontario residents add 5% sales tax. ______
Total enclosed ______
Diskette format 5.25" disk ____ 3.5" disk ____
Terms: Cheque drawn on a Canadian bank. International bank or
postal money order. Purchase orders will be accepted from
larger corporations. All foreign orders must be prepaid.
Includes one free upgrade when new version is released.