The source-code that has been shipped with the SDKs or released by
other programmers sometimes contains a local.mk where the
compilerflags XGOCFLAGS and XCCOMFLAGS are used. Unfortunately I
haven't found any description for those compilerflags in the SDKs.
E.g. "XCCOMFLAGS = -WDE" seems to be mandatory for libraries. But what
does this mean? According to the remarks in some sample-code "-WDE"
means "compile for SS != DS". On the other hand the Borland-C-manuals
list the "-WDE"-compilerflags as "make a windows DLL with explicit
functions exportable"?!
Confused,
Jörg