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Re: [vmu] Re: VMI creator wanted   Message List  
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Re: [vmu] Re: VMI creator wanted

At 11/30/00 06:00 PM , Paul Kratt wrote:
> >Thank you for the imformation and response Paul,
> > I do not have access to a Mac though, im on PC a windows version
> >would be great!
> > Thanks again....
>
> I'm looking into making a windows version called WinVMUtil, but I'm
still
> seeing if it's possible right now. It obviously is, but I dont feel like

> paying 200 bucks for a windows compiler.

Don't! Use LCC, MingWin32, Borland C++ 5.5, MASM32, or Watcom C/C++ 11.0.
All are available for free download off the Internet. (Actually Watcom
might not be available yet but it will be soon). Just do a search and go
to their respective homepages. If you really must, you could probably find
a copy of Microsoft Visual C++ 5 or 6 off of ebay or another online
auction place for alot less than $200.

Personally, though, I prefer command line utilities so that I can automate
the build process in a batch or makefile, rather than having to open a
windows app, search for my file, click a few checkboxes, search for a
folder to save to and exit. I'd rather just click on a batch file or type
'make' in a terminal (or DOS window, whatever). But to each his own! :-)



Wed Dec 6, 2000 6:15 am

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... I'm looking into making a windows version called WinVMUtil, but I'm still seeing if it's possible right now. It obviously is, but I dont feel like paying...
Paul Kratt
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Dec 1, 2000
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Hey Paul, I found a page with a couple free downloads, not sure if its what you need but may work.You may want to check it out at ...
Douglas
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Dec 3, 2000
3:24 pm

... still ... Don't! Use LCC, MingWin32, Borland C++ 5.5, MASM32, or Watcom C/C++ 11.0. All are available for free download off the Internet. (Actually Watcom ...
Brian Chapman
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Dec 6, 2000
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... Actually, It was made in basic, so I need to find something like Visual basic. The closest I've found is Envelop, which has a good GUI desiginer, but I...
Paul Kratt
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Dec 6, 2000
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... making a windows version called WinVMUtil, but ... why not release the code and lots of people here will port it. I wrote a half working version in vb6...
rednuht
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Dec 7, 2000
12:32 pm

Perhaps you should look into LibertyBASIC (www.liberty-basic.org, perhaps.. I don't recall) -- It's a simple yet easy (and cheap) Windows BASIC compiler of...
Isaac Rounds
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Dec 7, 2000
10:42 pm

... Good Idea... but there's a chance I might be able to port it myself soon. I wont go into detail until it's for sure....
Paul Kratt
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Dec 8, 2000
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As far as i know Liberty basic are "compiled" so to speak, but anyone who runs the programs made with them must run them in liberty basic. But I think Xbasic...
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Dec 8, 2000
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... who ... You don't need LibertyBASIC in order to run compiled programs -- that is, if you've registered it.. ;) -isaac...
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Dec 8, 2000
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... I've tried XBasic, but I dont know if there's a GUI designer. If there is, I cant figure out how to use it. Envelop stopped being developed when microsoft...
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