Re: Compiling with the free Borland compiler

[David <dcuny@...>]

Denq wrote:

> It is completely not difficult to modify available files for this compiler.
> It is just necessary to take into account, that in BCC55 the option is used
> !include and a little bit to modify definitions.

I'm a Clueless Newbie when it comes to makefiles. I still compile my programs 
by typing:

   bcc myprog.c -omyprog.exe

So instructions like "just modify 'configure' to fit your compiler" assumes 
more competence than I have.

Is there a reason that Lua doesn't supply a series of standard makefiles 
(makefile.unx, makefile.b32, etc) for popular flavors of compilers? 
Otherwise, it just presents one more hurdle for people who would rather be 
coding in Lua instead of C, but aren't C experts.

Thanks!

-- David Cuny