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MsgEd TE does not provide a configure
skript. It rather provides
a set of different makefiles. You “configure” the source code by selecting
the makefile of your choice.
The following compilers and target operating systems are supported:
Makefile | Platform -------------+----------------------------------------- makefile.bcd | DOS with Borland C++ 3.1 or Turbo C makefile.bco | OS/2 with Borland C 2.0 makefile.bcw | Windows 95/NT with Borland C++ 4.0 makefile.djg | DOS/386 with DJGPP GCC 2.7.2 makefile.emo | OS/2 with EMX 0.9c GCC 2.7.2 makefile.ibo | OS/2 with IBM CSET/2 or Visual Age C++ makefile.rxw | 95/NT with RSXNT + EMX GCC 2.7.2 makefile.unx | Any UNIX, BSD or Linux with any compiler makefile.bsd | FreeBSD with GCC makefile.lnx | Linux with GCC makefile.mgw | 95/NT via Mingw32 cpd (running on Unix)
The following makefiles are also provided, but they are not supported, either because I do not have the appropriate compilers or because I cannot give support for some special features they are using. I try to update these makefiles along with the others, but I cannot make any promises.
Makefile | Platform -------------+---------------------------------------------- makefile.hco | OS/2 with Metware High C makefile.qcd | DOS with MS Quick C makefile.wcd | DOS with Watcom C makefile.wcw | NT with Watcom C makefile.wco | OS/2 with Watcom C makefile.wcx | DOS/386 with Watcom C
There is also a file which is simply named Makefile. This file is for building using a huskymak.cfg environment, and will not be described in this manual.