Re: CodeBase 6.3

[Rob Barnett <rbarnett@bellsouth.net>]

I have used CodeBase 6.3 successfully in BCB v1 for quite sometime in a
commercial software package.  It took a while to figure it out.  I will
not go into the details at all.  It is not worth explaining since BCB v3
is available.  I will say I used the incremental linker and Borland
5.02.  I had a problem with f4open.c, but reversed the change when I
went to BCB v3.

In BCB v3 you just create a library with all the CodeBase 6.3 code.  You
must increase the library page size in the project and then create the
library.  I used all the defaults.  Then I include the library into my
application project and go.  You do need to include the header
"d4all.hpp" in your source code that uses CodeBase.  BTW, I do not use
DLL's, too much clutter.  Also, I use the C++ part of CodeBase.

d4all.h had the following changes for both BCB v1 and v3
#define S4CONSOLE
// #define S4DOS
#define S4WIN32

Ciao,
Rob Barnett