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Lars
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#1: Nov 21 '08
Hi!

Does anybody now how to use the makefile under the samples directory in
SQLLIB? It's not a command, it's not a batch file, it's not REXX.

Lars L



Ian
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#2: Nov 21 '08

re: makefile


Lars wrote:
Quote:
Hi!
>
Does anybody now how to use the makefile under the samples directory in
SQLLIB? It's not a command, it's not a batch file, it's not REXX.
It's a normal makefile, used by the 'nmake' utility on Windows or the
'make' utility on Linux/Unix.

Did you try reading the file? It's just a text file and has detailed
instructions on how to use it.
Lars
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#3: Nov 22 '08

re: makefile


Thank you, Ian!

I realize this is about my intelligenze, but I still don't get it.

When trying to write nmake on a cmd-prompt, I receive 'NMAKE is not
regognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch
file'. Doesn't sound promising to me... ?


Lars L


"Ian" <ianbjor@mobileaudio.comwrote in message
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Quote:
Lars wrote:
Quote:
>Hi!
>>
>Does anybody now how to use the makefile under the samples directory in
>SQLLIB? It's not a command, it's not a batch file, it's not REXX.
>
It's a normal makefile, used by the 'nmake' utility on Windows or the
'make' utility on Linux/Unix.
>
Did you try reading the file? It's just a text file and has detailed
instructions on how to use it.

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