How should I bind the DOS-Extender to my executables if I distribute more than one ex

[R. T. (Fortran Man)]

How should I bind the DOS-Extender to my executables if I distribute more than one executable?

[Lahey Support]

Compile one of your executables (let's say, target.exe) with the following command:

lf90 <source files> -out target.exe

Compile all of your other executables (other.exe) with the following:

lf90 <source files> -out other.exe

Then run rebindb.exe and cfig386.exe as follows:

rebindb other.exe -noautobind -nofs cfig386 -dosxname
target.exe other.exe

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If your executables are to be "schizo" (able to run both under Windows and as DOS-extended applications), then you should do the following:

Compile one of your executables (let's say, target.exe) with the following command:

lf90 -out target.exe -winconsole -bind


Compile all of your other executables (other.exe) with the following:

lf90 -out other.exe -winconsole

Then run rebindb.exe and cfig386.exe as follows:

rebindb other.exe -noautobind -nofs cfig386 -dosxname
target.exe other.exe