Nils Bokermann wrote:

Isn't there a way by making *.BAT-Files in dos? That is something like a shell-script, isn't it?

Yes.

bpc.bat:

@gpc -g -O2 --borland-pascal --automake="-g -O2 --borland-pascal" %1.pas -o %1.exe %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9

The `@' means "don't echo this command to the screen". AFAIK, there are no `' signs in DOS to break long lines. The "%2 %3 %4 ..." are there to pass additional command-line parameters given to `bpc.bat' to `gpc'.

Problem with such batch files: These will easily bump against the 128-character limitation of command-lines under DOS ... :-(

Greetings,

Peter

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