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   Under this section, the generation specifications to define are:

     . Password protection.

     . Type of make.

     . Type of linker.

     . Type of compiler.

     . Type of generation.

     . The general compiler options (For information consult a
       Clipper manual).

     . If the start up of the project must be done reading the
       directives set in the dBstart.ini file.

Password Management

   Contains information that tells the system whether or not password
   management is to be activated on the sub-project in the generated program.
   The Space Bar o Enter keys display the available choices, being
   Yes or No.

Make program

   Contains the code corresponding to the type of make chosen for the current
   sub-project. The Space Bar shows the available choices.

Linker

   Contains the code corresponding to the linker type chosen for the current
   sub-project. The Space Bar shows the available choices.

Type of compiler

   The code identifies the type of compiler to use. The selection window
   activated with Space Bar shows the accepted types.

Generation

   Contains the information that tells the system whether or not the
   generated application is to work in a local area network. The Space
   Bar shows the available choices. To use the generated application in a
   local area network, the dB-Lan module must have been installed.

Compiler switches

   Contain the switches relative to the compilation phase. The default
   switches are:

   /M  Compiles only the current program (.prg) file suppressing automatic
       search for program (.prg) files referenced in a program file with the
       DO, SET FORMAT, and SET PROCEDURE commands.

   /N  Suppresses the automatic definition of a procedure with the same name
       as the program (.prg) file.

   /W  Generates warning messages for undeclared or unaliased (ambiguous)
       variable references.

   For a detailed description of the other compiler switches see the
   Clipper manual.

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