Re: From Pro*C's in Unix to DLL's in WIN95??

        I have just gone through this process (Using Pro*C for Unix, then port to NT). You need two pieces. First is the Pro*C pre-compiler running on a win95 or NT box. This comes with the Oracle Programmer or Oracle Client for the enterprise edition of Oracle. Second is a Win95 C compiler, Visual C++ v4.0 was what we used.

        Both the Pro*C pre-compiler and the Visual C++ compiler come with nice GUI interfaces, which being a unix programmer I considered totally useless. By setting a few flags for Visual C++ compiler, it generated a DLL for you, which works just like any other DLL.

        It's not complicated, but it does require a basic understanding of the compilers, and a little about Windows DLLs.

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"Capitão" wrote:


> 

> Hi,

> 

> I got the same problem (I think), that is, I got this 17 Pro*C files, that

> were executing

> on Unix , but now the company want's it in win95 , so I thought of rewriting

> everything

> in reports 2.5, but it would be very time consuming, and I can't really

> understand the code

> in Pro*C, I kown that there is a chance I converte this files in DLL's , but

> I don't kown how to

> do that, can you please tell me the steps? I need Visual C++ ? Where can I

> find it?

> 

> Thank you!

> 

> Acácio Loureiro

> 

> acacio.jesus_at_inesc.pt


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