Promgraming

 BBS: Inland Empire Archive
Date: 11-02-92 (18:12)             Number: 384
From: LUIS ESPINOZA                Refer#: NONE
  To: ROBERT CHURCH                 Recvd: NO  
Subj: Promgraming                    Conf: (2) Quik_Bas

On (31 Oct 92) Robert Church wrote to Luis Espinoza...

 RC> LE>         If you need any help in linking your TC files with QB let
 RC> me LE>
 RC> LE> know.....
 RC>
 RC> I do, I do!!!  What's the general procedure?  Which linker do I use?
 RC>

        Well here are some simple routines you can play with, Left/Right
        Bit Shifting:
int LShift(int byte, int bit)
{
  return (byte>>bit);
}

int RShift(int byte, int bit)
{
  return (byte<<bit);
}

        OK, after you got your C program up, compile it into an OBJ (NO
        DEBUGGING INFO/Medium Memory Model). WELL call it SHIFT.

        TCC -mm -c SHIFT
        or
        BCC -mm -c -SHIFT

        After this is done, you make your LIB/QLB files so that you can
        use them....


        LIB MYLIB -+SHIFT,MYLIB;
        LINK /Q SHIFT,MYLIB,MYLIB,qbxqlb.lib;

        Ok now you are ready to use your new C routines within the IDE,

        QBX /L MYLIB CTEST

        Remeber to decalare you C functions:

        DECLARE FUNCTION LSHIFT% CDECL(byte%, bit%)
        DECLARE FUNCTION RSHIFT% CDECL(byte%, bit%)

        Now have fun using your C rotuines.....

                                        Luis

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