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- From: wdnick@mindspring.com (William "Doug" Nicholson)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: How do I specify a .MAK file????
- Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996 07:08:00 GMT
- Organization: MindSpring Enterprises
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- I have a disk that came with a stepper motor controller that has
- libraries for programming the controller in C. I'm using Borland C++
- 4.5 with the IDE and am having a problem. The demo program says the
- following in remarks at the beginning....
-
- Note: Be sure to include IS_CM.LIB for medium model
- programs, or IS_CS.LIB for small model programs.
-
- Specify a .MAK file which includes the IS_CM.LIB
- or IS_CS library.
-
- How do I do this? I've tries #include <IS_CM.LIB> and it give me a
- bunch of illegal character errors from IS_CM.LIB when I try to build
- all.
-
- Now, there's a IS_CM.H too which only has the prototypes for the
- functions which are supposed to be in the .LIB file. When I try to
- open the.LIB file I get a message saying "Line length exceeds editor
- capacity." So it truncates and the file looks like garbage.
-
- How can I use the functions in the .LIB file in my own programs??
-
- Thanks for any and all help...
-
-
- William D. Nicholson wdnick@mindspring.com
- Mechanical Engineering Student
- Southern College of Technology It is what you make it.
- Under heavy construction: http://www.mindspring.com/~wdnick/home.html
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