- From: LSH <lsh@lubrizol.com>
- Date: 14 Oct 1996 08:34:43 U
- To: "amirali%slip.net@interlockp.lubrizol.com" <amirali@slip.net>, "www-lib%w3.org@interlockp.lubrizol.com" <www-lib@w3.org>
> I have downloaded the W3C text-based browser. I couldn't compile it. I > am using WINDOWS 95 and my compiler is BORLAND C++ 5.0. The documents > enclosed inside the package are not much help to me. Please tell me how > to compile it. The makefiles supplied with W3C library are for VC++ (so much for us, Borland users!). I did it a long time ago and I think it worked. If you are building a Win16 app, you will need to compile the library as DLLs (the exact ones you can find on the W3C site -- I can't remember where). For the 32-bit, I think, I just threw all the files in one project and compiled. There may have been some problems but I can't remember what I did. Sorry for being so vague, but I've done it a long time ago. Feel free though to ask me Borland related questions. HTH, Leo Shuster
Received on Monday, 14 October 1996 09:21:39 UTC