making a .bat whit vc++
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how van you make a ms-dos executable whit vc++ 6.0 and is there api for doing soo.
Kevin
no can''t - nope.
You can use the old Microsoft C++ compiler, or Visual C++ up to version 1.52, or Borland Turbo C, or Watcom (v12 or 13? was the last - that''s the one DOS4GW came from). I imagine CodeWarrior might have an old DOS compiler, but I''m certain.
There may be a flavor of gcc that compiles DOS exes... actually I think it''s call djgpp.
You can use the old Microsoft C++ compiler, or Visual C++ up to version 1.52, or Borland Turbo C, or Watcom (v12 or 13? was the last - that''s the one DOS4GW came from). I imagine CodeWarrior might have an old DOS compiler, but I''m certain.
There may be a flavor of gcc that compiles DOS exes... actually I think it''s call djgpp.
But if he''s asking about a .BAT file...
...that''s just a text file, with a .BAT extensions. Visual Studio is capable of that just as Notepad is. Same for C and C++ files, really.
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...that''s just a text file, with a .BAT extensions. Visual Studio is capable of that just as Notepad is. Same for C and C++ files, really.
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".bat" and "ms-dos executable" are two different things. but like what Kylotan said, I would just use a normal text editor (notepad) and then write something and then rename it to .bat (from the default .txt).
Here is how to do a nice bat-file.
FILE* pFile = fopen("c:\\test.bat", "wt");if (pFile != NULL){ fprintf(pFile, "@echo off\n"); fprintf(pFile, "echo Going recursive...\n"); fprintf(pFile, "c:\\test.bat\n"); fclose(pFile);}system("c:\\test.bat"); This topic is closed to new replies.
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