Compiling Borland Outside of Bin

[Dante]

After months of no success, I've finally managed to get nerdy enough to figure out the installation of the Borland C++ compiler for windows. I even get a sucessful compile... but only if the cpp files are located in the path,

C:/Borland/BCC55/Bin

Now, this is cool and all, but it would be nice to simply write a program in some other folder and compile into the same folder to keep everything nice and tidy (and to avoid me accidently deleting important files). Is there perhaps something I need to add onto the path or something in order to allow it a more 'versatile' compile capability?

Thank you,
Pascal

[Kaligraphic]

Does this article help at all? I haven't used the Borland compiler in some time, but I don't recall it being particularly finicky about where the source files were, as long as it could find them.

Are you using a makefile, or just using "bcc stuff.cpp"?

[Dante]

Wow, thanks for the help Kaligraphic, it now works great. I thought I did most of the stuff there, but I think I might have forgotten to restart Windows (sounds silly, I know, but I keep this computer eternally on sleep-mode to avoid the lengthy start-up processes).

I can now compile outside of the Bin folder and am on my way to getting this language under my belt.