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- What needs to happen to config things with the Rexx option enabled
- depends on which compiler you have.
-
- If you have Lattice, you can build an mg with a Rexx port even if you
- don't have Rexx. You will need to copy /amiga/storage.h into the
- directory include:rexx. You should do this even if you have Rexx, as
- this version includes prototypes & pragmas for the RexxSysLib
- functions. This allows you to compile them without rexxglue.o, which
- comes with Rexx. It also has prototypes for the three functions in
- rexxvars.o. Note that none of these come with any warranty.
-
- For Manx, you have to have a copy of rexxglue.o to provide an
- interface to RexxSysLib (or something similar). This comes with the
- Rexx distribution. You don't need to copy /amiga/storage.h. However,
- you should save it, as the prototypes may come in handy someday. Of
- course, by then, the standard Rexx distribution may have those
- prototypes.
-
- Both compilers have to deal with /amiga/rexxvars.o. /amiga/makerexxobj
- may or may not work for you. If it doesn't, copy the file into your
- conf directory by hand. If you don't want rexx, create an empty file
- "rexxvars.o" in your directory by hand. Whoever actually does the Manx
- version will have to put more stuff here, but /amiga/makerexxobj can
- be used for rexxglue.o if it's needed.
-