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Date:         Wed, 6 May 1998 15:54:22 +0000
Reply-To:     Stefan Blochwitz <Stefan.Blochwitz@BUNDESBANK.DE>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
From:         Stefan Blochwitz <Stefan.Blochwitz@BUNDESBANK.DE>
Subject:      ToolKit under Windows

Hi everybody,

I want to use SAS/Toolkit under Windows NT 4.0. Unfortunately, I face some problems, that i cannot solve, because the printed version of the documentation says nothing about how to build an windows application and the online help is definitely wrong. As far as I understand I have to build an application in at least three steps:

(i) Compiling to *.obj, e.g. with an external C-Compiler.

(ii) Preparing the *.obj-File from (i) for linking with the Sas-Libraries and the libraries of the external Compiler

Here the online-help gives an example:

lnkdef c MICROSOFT WIN PROC @ VENDORLIBS @i:\msdev\lib\msvcrt.lib VENDORLIBS @ @..\..\global\obj\ @..\load\ opentst ..\obj\mcbopent ..\obj\copentst.obj ..\obj\copentsg.obj

Does anybody know the options for lnkdef? There is no online-help for it available.

(iii) Linking.

Here again is the online-help:

lmb386 @opentst.LNK

In my distribution (Ver. 6.12) I do not find lmb386.exe. What have I to use instead? I do not find the directory structure mentioned in the online help. There is no directory !SASROOT\ToolKt\Global\Bin in which lmb386.exe is expected to reside.

Any hints are really appreciated. Thanks in advance,

Stefan Blochwitz.


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