B2C programs require a set of supporting files to create an application. Fortunately for you the B2Cbuild process handles this for you. You may never have to look at these files.
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At the MS DOS command prompt type "build hello.b2c". If any errors occur you will see the word "ERROR", but if all goes well you should see a line which says something like "Done 7 files." In the event of an error, examine the error line. It will show the source file followed by a line number in parenthesis, followed by the error. For Example:
hello.b2c(2) – Parse error
Indicates an error in line two of hello.b2c. A parse error is some sort of spelling error. |
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