Thread: Who can compile a .c program for me?
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Old 04-18-2009, 07:16 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by owl123 View Post
In the StarDict-tools package I found a converter that would enable me to have 2 of my dictionaries converted to StarDict (and then to Mobipocket.)

Thing is it's not compiled. It's a ydp2dict.c file. And I have no idea about compiling.

Could someone be so kind and compile it to a Windows binary .exe for me?

The file is in the attachment.

Thanks!
Have you tried the pre-compiled Windows binaries of StarDict at Sourceforge?
http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...ckage_id=82452
The C sourcecode that you attached looks like it needs to be compiled by GCC, since it definitely is not ANSI C. If it was ANSI C it could be compiled and used anywhere, but as "ydp2dict.c" is written it looks like it is meant to be used on Linux?
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