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Compilina VB programs using a DOS batch file
Name: Monica Castro Date: December 28, 2000 at 08:58:04 Pacific
Comment:
Hi, I need to compile 18 VB programs daily so I want to do it using a batch file so I don't have to do one by one. It seems like memory gets saturated because DOS wants to do them all at once...what can I do to solve this problem? can I make DOS to compile one program at a time?
Name: Michael Date: December 28, 2000 at 10:54:00 Pacific
Reply:
Monica,
You asked this already once and I answered it before. Check your previous posting in this forum for the answer.
-Michael
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Response Number 2
Name: KMCS Date: January 1, 2001 at 17:39:32 Pacific
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Go to www.kmcsonline.com and go to the freeware section. Download AUTODOS 2000 which comes with a bunch of DOS utilities. The one of interest to you at this time is called KMPAUSE.exe. Now, assuming that you have installed Autodos to C:\AUTODOS, you would put a line such as "C:\AUTODOS\KMPAUSE.exe 10" to create a ten second pause. You can set this timing until it is optimal to prevent memory saturation and to space out the compilations.
I am planning to write an inexpensive program which would run multiple programs in a sequence with timeouts between them, does anybody have a use for such a program? later
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