1 2[ 3 NOTE. This directory is obsolete enough to be incomprehensible. 4 Do not use except when trying to compile a command-line version 5 of Epos for paleocomputers. Be creative if you do. Good Luck. 6] 7 8 9 10 Compilation notes. 11 12Epos may happen to compile under various versions of Watcom, Microsoft and Borland 13compilers, as well as gcc and egcs ports. If you ever need to use 14another C++ compiler, you should know that 15 16- most of the .cc files as listed in SRC_BASE in Makefile.am 17 (possibly renamed to .cpp) can be compiled separately 18 using Borland makefiles (epos.bpr and say.bpr): "make -fepos.bpr" 19 but you may want to compile them together, using any compiler 20 and epos.cpp in this directory 21- the compiler should support templates, exception handling etc. 22- int type size must be at least 32 bits 23- warnings can usually be ignored, the compilers mentioned just happen 24 to have different aesthetic feelings than we have 25- I'd guess GNU C++ (g++) might be the best choice, if you have access to it. 26- as my development environment is linux/gcc, you may have some compilation 27 problems under DOS, both great and small. Don't think I cross-test every 28 patch I hack in. 29 30I will appreciate any reports of successful or unsuccessful compilation 31attempts under non-UNIX operating systems. 32 33