you can tell when...

[Peter Volgyesi]

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From: 	Peter Volgyesi[SMTP:XVOLGY at ISIS-SERVER.ISIS.VANDERBILT.EDU]
Sent: 	Tuesday, April 22, 2003 2:13:02 AM
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What do you mean by "compile an interpreter in .NET" ?
Currently, we support the following scenarios:
- you can use the .NET skeleton (written in C#), and forget BON
- you can complie a BON project under Visual Studio.NET, but only the native
C++ compiler environment is supported (means: no managed C++ garbage).

I have tried both on my machine with the latest GME release, they seem
working.
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peter



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> > From: Jonathan Sprinkle
> > Sent: Friday, April 18, 2003 2:40:42 PM
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> you can tell when someone is doing research, because they only come up
> with more questions, not more answers.  of course in my case, not really
> research, as much as fooling around.
>
> anyway, I have just tried to compile my first interpreter in .NYET, and
> failed miserably.  it seems that the 'min' symbol used in ComHelp cannot
> be found.  this was a new interpreter, not an existing one.
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> the trouble is, that 'min' isn't used by us, but is used by some Afx
> stuff we call.
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> I can give more details if necessary, but I suspect that someone else
> out there has already solved this problem, and just needs to tell me
> what extra directories to include...
>
> Jon
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