Borland C++ Version 3.0 is an integrated development environment for PC systems containing an editor, compiler, linker, and debugger. It compiles source code files using options to compile to an object file or make an executable file. The editor creates and modifies source files, compilation produces object files, and linking combines object files into an executable program file that can be run from the run menu option.
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C Compilation
Borland C++ Version 3.0 is an integrated development environment for PC systems containing an editor, compiler, linker, and debugger. It compiles source code files using options to compile to an object file or make an executable file. The editor creates and modifies source files, compilation produces object files, and linking combines object files into an executable program file that can be run from the run menu option.
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6 Introduction
the compilation or linking stage must be eliminated, whereas it is only ad-
visable to eliminate warnings.
1.5 C compilation
Borland C++ Version 3.0 is an integrated development package available for
PC-based systems. It contains an editor, compiler, linker and debugger (used to test programs). The editor creates and modifies source code files and is initiated by running BC. EXE. Figure 1.3 shows a main screen with a source code file P R O G I 1. C. Figure 1.4 shows the compile menu options within this package. A source code file is compiled by selecting C o m p i l e t o OBJ. If there are no errors an object code file is produced (in this case PROG_I. OBJ). This is linked using L i n k EXE f i l e (producing the file PROG_I. EXE). A compile and link process can also be initiated using the Make EXE f i l e option. Programs are run from the Run menu option.
Figure 1.3 BorlandC++ Version 3.0 main screen
Figure 1.4 BorlandC++ Version 3.0 compile menu options
The Compiler, Assembler, Linker, Loader and Process Address Space Tutorial - Hacking The Process of Building Programs Using C Language - Notes and Illustrations
The Compiler, Assembler, Linker, Loader and Process Address Space Tutorial - Hacking The Process of Building Programs Using C Language - Notes and Illustrations