Posted by Brian Levantine on February 20, 2004 at 09:49:34:
In Reply to: Compiling in Ultraedit posted by Greg Estes on Fri, 20 Feb 2004 07:42:51 :
Hi Greg. When you perform a compile using UltraEdit you are actually telling Comet that the open file (in UE) is a command file for the compiler. Comet examines your command file and scans it for recognizable command lines. As each one is found it is passed on to the compiler. If none is found and the file is an .IBS file then Comet assumes at that point that you want to compile the passed file using the default parameters. Just duplicate the line with a different OBJ() parameter. The compiler will compile the program twice outputting the file to whatever OBJ() specifies. This feature allows you to construct a command file that could be used to build an entire system.
! //IB// SRC(Z.IBS,SRC) OBJ(Z,OBJ) OPT(B)
! //IB// SRC(Z.IBS,SRC) OBJ(Z,TST) OPT(B)