Re: [slang-users] Compiling and using S-Lang under Win32

[jmrobert5@xxxxxxxxx]

In the bad old days, many versions ago, I had created a project for building
slang under M$DevStudio.  It was pretty straightforward, basically building a
file list for a console app.  Today I'd look at the slangs' pc makefile for the
flags and filelist.  I'll bet it will just build using the  ncmake ability of
M$, then you could just bat file it to build.  

My old project is probably still on my website, in the programming section.

I agree, extending slang with C and making modules is dead simple.  So simple in
fact, I had a easier time doing it by hand than by using Slirp (an autogen tool).

Happy to help if you can't get it going, altho I only have DevStudio 6. :^)


--
Joe Robertson
jmrobert5@xxxxxxxxx
http://home.mchsi.com/~jmrobert5/


> Hi there, I'm looking to use S-Lang for a cross-platform (UN*X and 
> Win32) server that I'm working on.  Originally I wrote most of my own 
> scripting language engine, but came to the conclusion that I could do 
> with one less part of this server to worry about.  That is when my hunt 
> for a useful, compact, cross-platform script language began.  So far out 
> of all the scripting languages it seems that S-Lang has the easiest C 
> API interface for adding extra functionality etc.  Anyway I was 
> wondering if anyone has any tips on compiling and using the S-Lang 
> library under Win32 with MS Vis C?  Any problems that I should be aware 
> of?  I originally had trouble compiling the test program and was going 
> to ask about that, but just managed to work that one out. :)  I normally 
> do my programming under UN*X so my MS VC knowledge is just a tad rusty. 
> :/  Has anyone succesfully managed to create a MS VC workspace/project 
> file for S-Lang?  It seems to do some sort of preprocessing in the 
> makefile so I wasn't sure whether that was possible or not.
> 
> Thanks from a very rusty programmer,
> 
> Jarratt Davis
> 
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