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WHAT is winlauncher.exe
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winlauncher.exe is a small windows executable that is intended to be used by
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the command line files to perform certain operations. It is not intended to
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be a final user interface and that is one of the reasons why is placed under
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the lib subdirectory.
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See the comments in winlauncher.c file for more information.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPILE winlauncher
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Using Visual C++ and the command line you must set your environment
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variables to point to your Visual Studio install. You can set the environment
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variables by changing to the \bin subdirectory of your Visual C++ installation
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and running the VCVARS32.bat batch file.
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This will basically update your PATH, INCLUDE and LIB environment variables
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to point to the correct paths of your Visual Studio install.
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Go to the directory where the source files winlauncher.c and winlauncher.h are
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and launch the following command:
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> cl winlauncher.c
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This will generate the binary winlauncher.exe.
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Using Visual C++ graphical interface you just must to Create a Project and add
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winlauncher.c and winlauncher.h to the project. You can build winlauncher.c
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and then winlauncher.exe with the commands in the menu 'Build'.
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Using gcc (for instance you can get it with the open source project MinGW -
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Minimalist GNU for Windows), you must include the directory where the gcc
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binaries are on your PATH environment variable.
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Go to the directory where the source files winlauncher.c and winlauncher.h are
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and launch the following command:
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> gcc winlauncher.c -o winlauncher.exe
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This will generate the binary winlauncher.exe.
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