Category : OS/2 Files
Archive   : APING12.ZIP
Filename : APING.BOR

 
Output of file : APING.BOR contained in archive : APING12.ZIP


#
# You should have previously set your LIB and INCLUDE paths with the
# TURBOC.CFG file. This file is usually kept either in your current
# directory or \BORLANDC\BIN.
#
# You must modify your TURBOC.CFG file to reference the directory
# containing the Networking Services/DOS library files.
# For example, add:
# -IC:\NSD\INCLUDE
# -LC:\NSD\LIB
#
# Compiler Switches:
# -c = Compile only, no link
# -ml = Using the Large memory model.
# -N- = Remove stack probes - Use only on fully debugged program.
# -O = Jump optimization
# -G = Speed optimization (BCC, by default, favours size over speed).
# -lTd = Create real mode executable.
# -a- = Pack structure members on byte boundaries (default).
# -A- = Enable special keywords.
# -W = Maximum warning level.


C_OPTIONS = -lTd -N- -O -w -a- -A- -DDOS -DCM_DOS -DBCC -ms

L_FILES = cpicnsdr.lib cpicerr.OBJ cpicinit.OBJ cpicport.OBJ getopt.obj

C_ONLY_OPTIONS = -c -lTd -N- -O -w -a- -A- -DDOS -DCM_DOS -DBCC -ms


aping: aping.exe apingd.exe

aping.EXE: aping.bor aping.C cpicerr.OBJ cpicinit.OBJ cpicport.OBJ getopt.obj cpicerr.h cpicinit.h
BCC $(C_OPTIONS) $&.C $(L_FILES)

apingd.EXE: aping.bor apingd.C cpicerr.OBJ cpicport.OBJ cpicinit.OBJ getopt.obj
BCC $(C_OPTIONS) $&.C $(L_FILES)


cpicerr.OBJ: aping.bor cpicerr.C cpicerr.h
BCC $(C_ONLY_OPTIONS) $&.C

cpicinit.OBJ: aping.bor cpicinit.C cpicinit.h
BCC $(C_ONLY_OPTIONS) $&.C

cpicport.OBJ: aping.bor cpicport.C cpicport.h
BCC $(C_ONLY_OPTIONS) $&.C

getopt.OBJ: aping.bor getopt.C getopt.h
BCC $(C_ONLY_OPTIONS) $&.C



  3 Responses to “Category : OS/2 Files
Archive   : APING12.ZIP
Filename : APING.BOR

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

  2. This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.

  3. But one thing that puzzles me is the “mtswslnkmcjklsdlsbdmMICROSOFT” string. There is an article about it here. It is definitely worth a read: http://www.os2museum.com/wp/mtswslnk/