Re: needing some help with jal

On Tue,  2 Mar 2004 07:55:01 -0300, "mafardo"  wrote:

>> >files for DOS enviroment, which i´m not very familiar.
>> Ahh, DOS. The OS for Real Men (which use 24 bits).

>> Do try: Start / Run / Command 
>> Change to the right directory and type:
>> jal blink1.jal

>i understood what to do in the dos, but which directory i 
open a DOS box. type jal

Now you have two possibilities:

1)
>C:\WINDOWS\Desktop>jal
>Bad command or file name

or

2)
>C:\WINDOWS\Desktop>jal
>\mydocu~1\fiwihex\breath~1\picapp~1\jal450\lib
>jal 00.04-55 (djgpp)
>
>The jal command line can contains source files and options. An option
>starts with a '-', everything else is a source file. Options are:
>-t or -tN : test
>-386      : run on 386-class machines (equivalent to -vz -cX)
>-c$     : checks (default -cxp), $ can be a sequence of:
>   a : internal Assertions            b : memory Blocks (CPU intensive)
>   s : Stack use                      z : Zero all memory before use)
>   p : memory Pool (awfully CPU intensive)
>[...]

1) bad. Go find jal.exe. 
Switch back to Windoze and hit flag-f or do Start/Find/Files or Folders
type "jal.exe" in the "'Named" box. Search the entire hard drive, starting =
at
the root and check the "Include Subdirectories" box.

When you find it, either beat a PATH to it or make a BATCH file. If you don=
't
know what that is, google for it. 

2) good. Now type: jal b628-2.jal 

>must get in and which program i must have?!
What PIC do you have? 
Which programmer?