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Mike C. Try just plain "makegame". Failing that, edit makegame-blah.bat, and remove the "@echo off" from the top, and post again.
Also, you know that you can copy from command prompts, right? In the command menu (icon in the corner), go to Edit->Mark, select the text in the window, and press Enter (or Edit->Copy).
Anime-Fall-style raekuulNow they tell me...
Now compiling GAME with fb2 graphics module, and native music module
C:\open\ohrrpgce\wip>copy /y fbcompat.bi compat.bi
1 file(s) copied.
C:\open\ohrrpgce\wip>copy /y fbcompat.bas compat.bas
1 file(s) copied.
C:\open\ohrrpgce\wip>verprint
Version ID 20060415
Codename tirgoviste
C:\open\ohrrpgce\wip>fbc -s gui -m game game.bas bmod.bas bmodsubs.bas allmodex.
bas menustuf.bas moresubs.bas yetmore.bas yetmore2.bas compat.bas bam2mid.bas gf
x_fb2.bas music_native.bas gicon.rc -d IS_GAME
The system cannot execute the specified program.
C:\open\ohrrpgce\wip>echo.
C:\open\ohrrpgce\wip>
Mike C. Oh, also, I forgot to mention, but it'll be easier to read if you wrap it in <pre></pre> tags, like I just did.
As for your problem:
- Is the Freebasic folder in your PATH variable?
- Go into the Freebasic folder (in the command prompt) and type fbc. Let me know what happens.
-b <name> Add a source file to compilation -c Compile only, do not link -d <name=val> Add a preprocessor's define -e Add error checking -ex Add error checking with RESUME support -exx Same as above plus array bounds and null-pointer checking -export Export symbols for dynamic linkage -g Add debug info -i <name> Add a path to search for include files -l <name> Add a library file to linker's list -lib Create a static library -m <name> Main file w/o ext, the entry point (def: 1st .bas on list) -map <name> Save the linking map to file name -nodeflibs Do not include the default libraries -noerrline Do not show source line where error occured -o <name> Set output name (in the same number as source files) -p <name> Add a path to search for libraries -profile Enable function profiling -r Do not delete the asm file(s) -t <value> Set stack size in kbytes (default: 1M) -v Be verbose -version Show compiler version -x <name> Set executable/library name -w <value> Set min warning level
That's the output.
Bob the Hamster That is good. It means Freebasic is not broken. Now to check and see if FreeBasic's folder is in your PATH, type:
echo %PATH%
And let us know what it says.
C:\open\ohrrpgce\wip>echo %path% C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem;C:\Gimp\bin;C:\Program F iles\Subversion\bin;C:\Program Files\VDMSound;C:\Program Files\VDMSound;C:\Progr am Files\ZipGenius 6\ C:\open\ohrrpgce\wip> <pre>
Bob the Hamster Ah, yes. FreeBasic is missing from your path. If you are using Windows 98 or ME you need to edit Autoexec.bat to add it. If you are running Windows 2000 or XP you need to use the "Environment Variables" screen in the System Properties control panel. Compiling in Windows XP as good instructions for finding this screen.
