Thanks for any help
Dominique HUGO
Belgium.
To create the NC version of your program you can do one of three things:
- "pmake full"
- "pmake NO_EC=1"
- edit the local.mk file to have a line "NO_EC = 1"
don't forget to include the system makefile as well
Hope this helps.
nathan
Actually, there is a fourth way, Nathan.
- pmake <geodename>.geo
If the geodename doesn't contain "ec" at the end, it defaults to the NC,
from my experience.
For instance: pmake ide.geo versus pmake ideec.geo
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First, I apologize for posting this mail into the wrong newsgroup - I am new
in the geos community and, of course, new in this newsgroup.
Thank very much you for your precious help in answering to my message.
Dominique HUGO
Belgium.
Nathan Fiedler wrote in message <34A7C0E2...@earthlink.net.remove>...
>I'm posting this to comp.os.geos.programmer as well as comp.os.geos. Any
GEOS
>programming questions you have should be posted to comp.os.geos.programmer.
Any
>general GEOS questions can go to comp.os.geos.misc.
>
>To create the NC version of your program you can do one of three things:
>
>- "pmake full"
>- "pmake NO_EC=1"
>- edit the local.mk file to have a line "NO_EC = 1"
> don't forget to include the system makefile as well
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>nathan
>
>
No need to apologize, Dominique...Nathan was just fielding your question
on a newsgroup that should have already been dead. <g>
We restructured the newsgroups for expansion and organization roughly a
year ago...so to let people know they need to post in this group
(comp.os.geos.programmer OR comp.os.geos.misc) rather than in the one
that he obviously saw your question (comp.os.geos). It really was
supposed to have been killed by now, but I guess they leave the links in
for longer than the FAQ said they would.
Welcome to the GEOS programming arena.