Bryan James

Hi! I tried compiling GnuCOBOL 2.2 on my Windows machine. I use Visual Studio 2017 and after some tweaks, I successfully managed to compile and build a 32-bit output. However, my machine is 64-bit. Although it may run perfectly on my laptop, I wish I could use a 64-bit compiled version on Windows. I added these folders and files to my solution directory. Compiling in 64-bit target gives me an error: "cannot open file libvbisam.lib". So here are my questions. Why is "VBISAM" not included in "x64"...

Hi! I would like to know if the current version of GnuCOBOL has support for SQLite and TCC for Windows? SQLite seems to be a great tool for embedded systems. It's lightweight, fast, and public domain! Is there any build that supports SQLite on Windows? I heard that GnuCOBOL translates the COBOL source code to a C program then compile it using GCC. I recently found TCC. Is it possible to build GnuCOBOL (with TCC as it's C Compiler) on Windows? Lastly, is there any open-source (cross-platform) version...

Thank you very much!

I'm sorry for confusion. Okay. So what am I thinking is actually 2 options. 1. Track...

I'm sorry for confusion. Okay. So what am I thinking is actually 2 options. 1. Track...

I'm sorry for confusion. Okay. So what am I thinking is actually 2 options. 1. Track...

I'm sorry for confusion. Okay. So what am I thinking is actually 2 options. 1. Track...

Hi! I'm just thinking, may be GnuCOBOL can find it's directory where it is placed...