# #define IOL_PLT CC_LNX
When ready to compile do in matrix(or other Linux OS):
learnid@matrix:~> cc iol.c iolmain.c -lncurses
When ready to compile on MAC OS station:
CSMacPro-station_number:folder_containing_iol learnid$ cc iolmain.c iolc iol.c -lcurses
CSMacPro-station_number:folder_containing_iol learnid$ ./a.out
==== Borland (optional)====
coming soonIn iol.h define platform as such # #define IOL_PLT BC_WIN A first time resource for the Borland compiler: [https://cs.senecac.on.ca/~chris.szalwinski/resources/borland.html OOP244 Borland resource] Another Resource to get going, that shows how to use the borland compiler at the command line: [http://apurvaslair.50g.com/cpp/compilers/borland.html Compiling illustrations] When ready to compile with Borland (Available @ OOP244 Borland resource): D:\Where\you\keep\iol>bcc32 iolmain.c iol.c D:\Where\you\keep\iol>iolmain.exe
