Watcom C V10/10.5
1. Start the IDE and create a new project (pull down the File menu and select New Project) called simpview(.wpj), in the directoryC:\BRENDER\SAMPLES\WIN\SIMPVIEW.2. Select Win 32 as the target environment. The image type is Windowed Executable [.exe].
3. Add the following source files (pull down the Sources menu and select New Source) to the project:
app.c, buffer.c, dispatch.c, main.c, mattub.c, world.c, app.rc
The .c and .rc files can be found in the \SIMPVIEW directory.
The .lib files can be found in C:\BRENDER\LIB. Note that the Fixed Point, Register Calling BRender libraries have been selected (see Table 1). Select one of the other supported options if you would prefer.
4. Select 4-byte alignment:
Options
C Compiler Switches
File Option Switches
Source Switches
(pull down the Options menu and select C Compiler Switches, pull down the File Option Switches sub-menu and select Source Switches, select 4 byte alignment).
5. To tell Watcom where to find BRender Header Files, add c:\brender\inc to the Include directories: option under File Option Switches.
Options
C Compiler Switches
File Option Switches
Include directories: 
6. Make sure the target processor matches your machine and the calling convention (register or stack) is consistent with the selected BRender libraries.
Options
C Compiler Switches
File Option Switches
Memory Model and Processor Switches
Target Processor
7. Compile and Run the sample program.
Project
New Project
Project Path and Name
2. In the same window, select WIN32 as the target. Accept the default target type (Application) and other default settings.
Platform
3. Delete default nodes
The
The
4. Select 4-byte alignment:
Options
Project
32-bit Compiler
Processor
Data alignment
5. To tell Borland where to find BRender Header Files, add
Options
Project
Directories
Source Directories
Include:
6. Compile and Run the sample program.
1. Start the IDE and create a new project called simpview(.mak), in the directory
File
New
2. Add the following source files:
The above files can be found in the
3. To tell VISUAL C where to find BRender Header and Library Files, add
Tools
Options
Directories
Include Files
Library Files
4. Select Win32 Fixed (Release) as the Target:
Target
5. Compile and Run the sample program.
Borland C V4.5
1. Create a new project called simpview(.ide), in the directory C:\BRENDER\SAMPLES\WIN\SIMPVIEW.
simpview.cpp, simpview.def and simpview.rc if present (highlight nodes, then press [Delete]). Add the following source files (press [Insert] then select files):app.c, buffer.c, dispatch.c, main.c, mattub.c, world.c, app.rc.c and .rc files can be found in the \SIMPVIEW directory..lib files can be found in C:\BRENDER\LIB. Note that the Fixed Point BRender libraries have been selected (see Table 1). Fixed point arithmetic is faster, though less accurate, than floating point arithmetic.
c:\brender\inc to the Include Source Directories option under Directories.
VISUAL C V2.2/4.0
Note that you must be running Windows NT or Windows 95 to compile BRender programs using VISUAL C.C:\BRENDER\SAMPLES\WIN\SIMPVIEW.
app.c, buffer.c, dispatch.c, main.c, mattub.c, world.c, app.rc, mlibcmnt.c \SIMPVIEW directory. c:\brender\inc and c:\brender\lib to the Include Files and Library Files options, respectively:
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