RE: how to create .exe files from a drscheme program ?

[robby <robby@cs.rice.edu>]

You might also want to consider creating a launcher (it is a bit 
easier than Paul's recommendation, but it might not be sufficient for 
you). A launcher is a small executable that just starts up mred or 
mzscheme with a particular set of command-line options. So, once you 
have developed your program, and you can run it like this:

   mred -qf myprog.ss

you can create a launcher called "My Prog" that starts up mred with 
those command line options. For the details, search for "launcher" in 
Help Desk.

Hope that helps,
Robby


At 10:31 AM -0600 3/13/00, Paul A. Steckler wrote:
>  > i'm a really new drscheme programer and i would like to
>  > know how i can make an exe within a a drscheme's
>  > program...
>  > (excuse me for my poor english)
>
>You cannot compile DrScheme programs to executables.
>
>You can instead embed the MzScheme interpreter in a
>C/C++ program, and use the interpreter to run
>Scheme code. That may be what you're after.  Look in
>the Inside Mz manual, in the section "Embedding
>MzScheme in a Program".
>
>-- Paul