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ended with the following parameters:</P >UL >LI >%1 is the path of the current file<BR ><BR ></LI >LI >%2 is the name of the current file<BR ><BR ></LI >LI >%3 to %5 are the full names of the libraries 1 to 3 specified in options.</LI >UL >P >The parameter are enclosed in quotes ("..." ), which can be used with (z.B . %1 ) in the batch file or removed by using (eg %~1 ).</P >P >A sample batch commadn is attached in the program directory.</P >P >After execution the protocol will be displayed in blue color in a seperate window.</P >P >The JAVA compiler can be invoked by</P >P ><strong >cd %1 </strong ></P >P ><strong >javac %2 </strong ></P >P >in a batch file.</P >P >A free COBOL compiler for students can be found under <a href="http://www.adtools.com/student/ " >http://www.adtools.com/student/</a > .</P >P >The program is invoked by </P >P >> cobol32.exe sample.cob</P >P >on a command line.</P >P >A sample file compilebatch.bat is attached and looks like</P >P ><strong >>c:\fsc\pcobol32\cobol32.exe %~1 %~2 </strong ></P >P ><strong >> pause</strong ></P >P >Good Luck!</P >BODY >HTML > Messung V0.5 in Prozent C=100 H=100 G=100
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