getting BCC55 to run



I'm trying to port a cgi-bin app from Linux (gcc) to Windows. The cgi
is written in ANSI C and works fine on my Linux box.

I have a friend who would like to run it under Apache on Windows.

I'd like some pointers to get started. I have visual C++ but it won't
compile it, it complains that the pre-compiled header is missing. OK,
this is stdafx.h (or something line that) Not sure how to create that
so I downloaded BCC55.

When I run make it says that it can't find all: which is the first
target.

I realize that there are probably differences between GCC make files
and Borland Makefiles, what I need is a some pointers on how to get
started.

Any help would be very much appreciated.

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Cheers!
Rick

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