Borland compiler problem

[slx47]

I got the free version. I tried to compile a win32 opengl program using:

bcc32.exe -c c:\sw.cpp

-c is compile but it has errors with the header and libraries anyone know how to compile this ?

[transcendental]

Did you configure the borland free compiler after installation?

Do a search in this forum or refers to the help files that came with it to configure.

[HarryW]

I haven't used any Borland compilers but I have some experience with compiling things from the command line on different platforms.

From the sounds of it you're getting errors because the compiler can't find the resources (headers and libraries, as you said) referenced in your code. Usually the compiler will find these resources by searching through a path specified in an environment variable. It might use the PATH env var, or it might also use other env vars like LIBRARY and HEADER, or possibly anything else.

Alternatively you can probably specify some path information on the command line using a switch like -L or -I.

If I were you I would look through the documentation that came with the compiler and look out for any references to environment variables.