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From: "J. Wegener NOSPAM" <xjw@xdde.xdk>
Newsgroups: comp.databases.oracle.tools
Subject: Re: How do we call Pro C from the command line
Date: Wed, 5 May 1999 12:19:17 +0200
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Check the example makefiles supplied with your Oracle distribution...

Johan

Eugene Katzman skrev i meddelelsen <01be962f$7e290780$987769ce@katzmae>...
>With standard C programming either we or the make file executes a cc call,
>what is the equivalent with pro C.  what executable is called, what is the
>Oracle Library that we use in the link call to resolve the oracle specific
>actions,  what about special include files that we might require.  I did
>RTFM and couldn't find reference to these items in the installation
>documentation from Oracle, or in the Oracle Programming Primer that I
>purchased recently.  The Primer explains the command sequences and data
>definitions but not these very basic items.
>