You could verify in File / Global Settings if you have the path to where your make.exe included in Program Files/Ecere SDK/mingw/bin is.

Next thing to try I would suggest doing a Find for your other make.exe which could be in Delphi or another Borland product you have installed and temporarily renaming it to something else to see if it fixes the problem.

Let me know how it goes!

Jerome

Building project Test3DS using the Default configuration…
MAKE Version 4.0 Copyright (c) 1987, 1996 Borland International
Incorrect command line argument: -j1

Incorrect command line argument: -C

Syntax: MAKE [options …] target[s]
-B Builds all targets regardless of dependency dates
-Dsymbol Defines symbol
-Dsymbol=string Defines symbol to string
-Idirectory Names an include directory
-K Keeps (does not erase) temporary files created by MAKE
-N Increases MAKE’s compatibility with NMAKE
-S Swaps MAKE out of memory to execute commands.
-W Writes all non-string options back to the .EXE file
-Usymbol Undefine symbol
-ffilename Uses filename as the MAKEFILE
-dswapdir Writes MAKE’s swap file to swapdir
-a Performs auto-dependency checks for include files
-c Caches auto-dependency information
-e Ignores redefinition of environment variable macros
-i Ignores errors returned by commands
-m Displays the date and time stamp of each file
-n Prints commands but does not do them
-p Displays all macro definitions and implicit rules
-q Returns zero if target is up-to-date and nonzero
if it is not (for use in batch files)
-r Ignores rules and macros defined in BUILTINS.MAK
-s Silent, does not print commands before doing them
-? or -h Prints this message
Options marked with ‘+’ are on by default. To turn off a default
option follow it by a ‘-’, for example: -a-

Test3DS.exe (Default) - no error, no warning

some suggestions? thx in advance

It is possible to use C libraries from eC without any special effort, and flat C functionality of eC applications (no object oriented or eC specific feature) from a C program.

To use another language such as C++, right now it can be done but only at a C interface level.

for example, i want use eC to program a aplication, and i want use wincap lib.
how can i do it ?

I am currently writing the next section on object oriented topics. I’m hoping to finish writing the book by May or so, and I may post updated versions online until then.

Note that the SDK comes with numerous samples (The Chess game one being the one the book will cover in details) from which you can learn most of these things.

Right now, strings in eC are basically C null terminated strings, with the standard C library string routines readily available, and a number of string related functions available in the core eC framework as well.

And showing a file dialog box is quite easy: FileDialog dialog { }; if(dialog.Modal () == ok) { /* use dialog.filePath */ }

I’m also fully available for support, either on irc.freenode.net / #ecere or through the forums or email, so don’t hesitate to start writing eC code =)