Hi,
I believe there is some command to compile a script from unix. I was wondering if anyone knows what it is and can provide me with the info.

Thanks,
MG.

You can use $BSE/bin/bic6.2

>bic6.2
Baan International Compiler

Usage: bic6.2 [-ilpstzEV] [-u[level] -f fn] [-w[level]] [-Idir[:dir ...] [-Dmacro[=value]] [-d dll[:dll ...] [ -pacc pack_comb ] [-T TIVNumber] source [-o object] [ -qo outfile ] [ -qe errfile ] [ -qx xmlfile ]

-i: Assembler output in <source>.i
-l: Object runs in debug mode
-p: Object runs in profiling mode(time analyse)
-pacc pack_comb: Use specified package combination
-s: Generate symbol table to stdout
-t: Print tokens after preprocessor pass
-u[l]: Create 'where used' list [for level l]
-f fn: File name for 'where used' output file.
-z: Ignore the BAAN_SCM_GRP
-E: Only preprocessor pass output to stdout
-w[l]: Suppress warnings of level <l>
-W[l]: Give warnings of level <l>
-d dll:Load dll[:dll ...] for search lib.functions
-Idir: Add dir[:dir ...] to searchpath #include <>
-Ddef: define a macro. Or with value -Ddef[=value]
-qo fn: Redirect standard output to file fn
-qe fn: Redirect error output to file fn
-qx fn: Generate XML document with compile errors in file fn
-6: Generate 6.1 object format
-7: Generate 7.2 object format
-V: Print release number
-T num: Add 'num' as Tools Interface Version number to the object

This is from LN tools environment you might not have all these options in BaaN-4