Source Code on Windows with Borland C++

Source Code Configuration for Borland C++

1. Setting the Environment Variables for Borland C++:
   • Make sure that the directory of bcc32.exe is contained in your path. bcc32.exe is located in the bin \ directory of your compiler, e.g., in c: \programs \borland \bcc551 \bin.
   • Make sure that there is a file bcc32.cfg in the \bin directory of your compiler which sets the compiler options for the include and lib paths to the correct directories. On the authors machine this means adding the lines
     -I"c: \programs \borland \bcc551 \include"
     -L"c: \programs \borland \bcc551 \lib"
     to bcc32.cfg.
   • Make sure that there is a file ilink32.cfg in the \bin directory of your compiler which sets the linker options for the and lib path to the correct directory. On the authors machine this means adding the line
     -L"c: \programs \borland \bcc551 \lib"
     to ilink32.cfg.

2. Go to the LEDA main directory.
3. Type: lconfig bcc [dll] [ d ]

LEDA Compilation with Borland C++

Type make_lib for building the object code libraries

static:	libL.lib	basic library
	libG.lib	graph library
	libP.lib	d2-geo library
	libD3.lib	d3-geo library
	libGeoW.lib	GeoWin library
	libW.lib	window library
dynamic:	leda.dll, leda.lib
	libgeow.lib

Remarks: GeoWin is currently not available as a DLL.

Now follow the instructions given in the corresponding section for the Windows object code package (Section WinObjectCodePackage ff.).