Subj : Borland Turbo Pascal
To   : Robert Wolfe
From : Vince Coen
Date : Sun Mar 16 2008 03:07 pm

Hello Robert!

15 Mar 08 21:22, you wrote to me:

VC>> That takes care of when I wish to use overlays in the program.
VC>>
VC>> Now I want to compile to units and program NOT using overlays.
VC>>
VC>> Is there a simple way of doing this?
VC>>
VC>> To compile them I use
VC>>
VC>>
VC>> === Cut ===
VC>> bpc filemgr.pas /B /GD -Id:\lap\filemgr -Ud:\lap\filemgr
VC>> -Ed:\lap\filemgr\units -Od:\lap\filemgr\obj -Q
VC>> === Cut ===

RW> Try compiling from the IDE instead of the command line and turn off
RW> overlays and see if that makes a difference.

I assume you mean set Overlays Allowed in Compiler options. If so nope that
does not seem to do a lot other than make the .EXE slightly larger but still
generates a *.OVR file.



Vince

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