Quick Guide to Compiling GNU Gama with Borland Tools

Static binary builds of GNU Gama local network adjustement for Windows named as gama-local.exe are available from the server of the Department of Geodesy and Surveying, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary.

or you can: 

* Download, install, configure and test Borland compiler.

Download C++ Builder

How to Install, configure & test C++ Builder

How to build gama with BCC32.

0. install and config the borland compiler following the instructions
   described in: BorlandCompilerReadme and the installer from Borland:
   freecommandLinetools.exe.  You can download it from this borland location:

   http://www.borland.com/downloads/download_cbuilder.html choosing version 5.5 for windows.

1. double check that your the config files or your compiler are properly
   defined:  BCC32.CFG and  ILINK32.CFG
   (examples are provided - you should check the path)

2. uncompress  gama-1.9.01.tar.gz
    (gama-1.9.01.tar.gz  is downloaded from gnu sites)
    this command will create a directory named:  gama-1.9.01
3. uncompress  gama-lib.tar.gz
     gama-lib.tar.gz (our private file)
    check that is expanded in the same lib directory below gama-1.9.01
4. check that all the Makefile*** are located in your  gama-1.9.01\lib
5. cd  copy config.h-win32-borland config.h

7. make -f Makefile-all-win32-borland

8. Have fun!