For Microsoft Windows, cblmake.bat, which lives
under %PS_HOME%\src\cbl\win32. Add this location to your PATH environment
variable so you can call the command from anywhere you want. Because there are
so many dependencies, I would copy everything under %PS_HOME%\src\cbl\base to a
temp location like C:\Temp, then issue the following command to compile a
single COBOL in error call mode
C:\Temp>cblmake.bat GLPJEDIT
(Note the drop of .cbl extension).
If you run cblmake.bat without any parameters it will display all available compile options.
Once compiled, copy the appropriate INT/GNT/EXE to your %PS_HOME%\CBLBIN<%Type%> directory.
C:\Temp>cblmake.bat GLPJEDIT
(Note the drop of .cbl extension).
If you run cblmake.bat without any parameters it will display all available compile options.
Once compiled, copy the appropriate INT/GNT/EXE to your %PS_HOME%\CBLBIN<%Type%> directory.
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