Bruce & Breeanna Rennie wrote:
> Without this option, a binary file is created that has no prefix and can
> only be run by the following
>
> iconx be
>
> When I built the Unicon system from source, it has created a number of
> the files as bash scripts which are executable because of the prefix
> above. i am just trying to achieve the same effect. I have looked at the
> make files but at this point in time have not been able to find where
> this is added.
Interesting. I wonder if this is a Windows-only thing? Under Linux,
(with Unicon Version 11.6), I get:
------------------------------------------------------------------
->unicon pairings.icn
Parsing pairings.icn: .
/opt/bin/icont -c -O pairings.icn /tmp/uni21482891
Translating:
pairings.icn:
main
No errors
/opt/bin/icont pairings.u
Linking:
->head -8 pairings
#!/bin/sh
IXBIN=/opt/unicon/bin/iconx
IXLCL=`echo $0 | sed 's=[^/]*$=iconx='`
[ -n "$ICONX" ] && exec "$ICONX" $0 ${1+"$@"}
[ -x $IXLCL ] && exec $IXLCL $0 ${1+"$@"}
[ -x $IXBIN ] && exec $IXBIN $0 ${1+"$@"}
exec iconx $0 ${1+"$@"}
->
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If I include the -B option, then that heading does not
appear, as you indicate. Or am I completely missing what
you're saying?
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