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As RPilot/2 is a 32 bit program, it requires OS/2 2.0 or better. I don't think that this is a
problem, since not many people seem to use the 1.x versions. RPilot/2 has only been tested on
Warp 3, but there shouldn't be problems with either 2.x or 4.
RPilot/2 was compiled with EMX .9c (gcc 2.7.2.1). It is very likely that it will compile under
other systems, such as Borland C++, or IBM's C/Set[++].
About the icon:
RPilot/2 comes with a standard icon. And It might not be a bad idea to replace said icon with a
better one, because I have no artistic talent. If anyone has a better icon, please send me a
note!
If you want to be able to click on a PILOT program to run it, open up RPilot/2's settings page, and click on the "Association" tab. Type "*.P" into the "New name" box, and click "Add>>". Now, whenver you click on a file with a .P extension, RPilot will load and run it.
The "rstring.*" files contain two functions which are sometimes included
in a compiler's standard library. They are strupr() and strset(). Borland
and MS C compilers have these two functions. EMX has strupr(), but not strset().
They aren't listed as part of the standard C library by either Borland or as such
in the _Essential_Guide_to_ANSI_C_, so you may or may not have to link them in.
Check your compiler's documentation if you're not sure.
Linux users: Please note that there is also a native Linux version of RPilot!
DOS users: Please note that there is also a native DOS version of RPilot!
