Is it possible to write/use a preprocessor app that can be used
from within the IDE when compiling? I successfully do so with
PB/Win and PB/CC, but have not been able to do so with PB/DOS.
With PB/DOS, I wrote a program called "PBC.EXE", and after it had
done its work, it would do a SHELL to the original PBC.EXE, which
was renamed to PBC2.EXE. My version would pass the orginal COMMAND$
to PBC2.EXE. However, when I tried to use that setup, my whole
OS locked up. Was I doing something wrong, or is the original PBC.EXE
coded in such a way that it simply cannot use a preprocessor?
I suppose this question will probably have to be answered by Bob,
Lance, or Tom.
Thank you for any replies.
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from within the IDE when compiling? I successfully do so with
PB/Win and PB/CC, but have not been able to do so with PB/DOS.
With PB/DOS, I wrote a program called "PBC.EXE", and after it had
done its work, it would do a SHELL to the original PBC.EXE, which
was renamed to PBC2.EXE. My version would pass the orginal COMMAND$
to PBC2.EXE. However, when I tried to use that setup, my whole
OS locked up. Was I doing something wrong, or is the original PBC.EXE
coded in such a way that it simply cannot use a preprocessor?
I suppose this question will probably have to be answered by Bob,
Lance, or Tom.
Thank you for any replies.

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