How do you create an auto executable file?

Answer 1

whenever the program is compiled by the compiler,a .exe file is formed.here u can find the out put.but a .dll file is formed when a application logic is build to form a component,which can b a part of a .exe file.i mean to say .dll can't produce a out put,but can b used by a application,and after compilation form a .exe file. == A linkage editor will do the trick (often integrated with the compiler). How to create an EXE file

If you want to launch Gentee programs as exe files, then use the ge2exe program. It allows to create an .exe file from a source file (.g file) or a compiled bytecode (.ge file). Such .exe file is executed without any extra modules. It can be useful, when you wish to use the program on other computers. GE files are created when compiling programs in Gentee.

ge2exe.exe [switches] <source file> [output file]

switches - options. You can specify the following options:

-e - launch the .exe file after creation.

-d - do not include gentee.dll to the created .exe file. In this case, for launching the program gentee.dll is required. This option may be useful if you have several programs in one directory.

-w - wait for keystroke after the .exe file is created.

-i - link .ico file. It must be the next argument.

-i "c:\data\myicon.ico"

-r - link .res file. It must be the next argument.

-r "c:\data\myres.res"

-c - make a console application. Default for .g and .ge files.

-g - make a gui application. Default for .gw and .gwe files.

source file is a required parameter, and should point the name of the file with bytecode or source code. The following extensions are supported: .G, .GW, .GE, .GWE .

output file is an accessory parameter, in which you can point a name for the created .exe file. By default, if this parameter is not specified, the executable will have the same name as the source file, but with extension exe.

ge2exe.exe -r myapp.ge

ge2exe.exe myapp.ge c:\output\app.exe