Are you using Gnu on Windows or the
Microsoft C compiler?
If Gnu on Windows, then please ignore this, I've not had much
success with Cygwin/MinGW.
On Windows using the Microsoft compiler then (Extract/unzip from
the C:\) make sure the OpenCOBOL directory is:
C:\OpenCobol
Don't forget to add it to $PATH, for me things just worked when
installed to this directory.
Also don't forget vcvars.bat for the Microsoft C compiler.
call "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual
Studio10.0\VC\bin\vcvars32.bat"
The above path may vary depending on your environment, so
you may need to search for "vcvars32.bat" file
and modify the path as needed.
The call to the vcvars bat file only needs to be done once per
(cmd window) session.
More info at cloud3000.com
On 09/16/2012 07:22 PM, Andrew Pennebaker wrote:
Can you do the following:
SET > c:\vars.txt
And send me the c:\vars.txt file?
Attached. I suspect there's yet another environment
variable I need to configure in order for cobc.exe and
related binaries to be able to find the OpenCobol include
directory, but neither the PDF tutorial that comes with
these executables, nor other online documentation specifies
any env var that seems to be relevant.
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