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In article <1992Jul23.194513.14047@Princeton.EDU> bstango@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Bob T. Stango) writes:
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>OK PROGRAMMERS. Here is my situation. Using QuickBASIC 4.5. I have one
>main program and three sub programs. 

I'm a bit uncertain about what you mean here. Do you mean one main program
and three actual SUBs, or one program and three separate *modules* with
their own global variables and multiple SUBs, FUNCTIONs, et cetera?

I want to link the three sub
>programs to the main program and then compile them into one large .exe
>file. Using lib to make a library with the three object files seems to
>work ok. After linking the .lib file with the main program and creating
>an .exe file, it then chokes trying to do one of the sub functions. I
>think all variables are defined properly. Am I going about this wrong?
>Any help apreciated.

Well, if all you want is to be able to use SUBs, they can go in the same file
with your main program. But I would assume you know this.

You can build your program in the environment, probably. Is there a reason
why you're doing this from the command line?

Give me more information on what exactly you're doing, and I can probably
help you out of the woods. Either of the things I think you might have
meant (grin) are doable, but I need to know which and to have some idea
what sort of syntax you're using so far.



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