The source code version of RainCode is made of a number of shrouded C source files, that can be compiled with any ANSI-C compiler. This distribution can be used to produce a RainCode executable on all other platforms than Windows NT.
This source code version is installed as part of the normal
NT (or Windows 9X distribution), as a self-extractable
executable named
cobrcsrc.exe for Cobol,
cpprcsrc.exe for C++,
plircsrc.exe for PL/1 and
adarcsrc.exe for Ada.
Running this executable file
will extract all the source files required to rebuild
RainCode on virtually any platform.
You must copy the full content of this directory
to a temporary directory of your production system, using
FTP or any other file transfer mechanism.
You can then edit the makefile included in each of these
source code
distributions to adapt it to your system, or, you can just try to
compile it using the command make.
It is assumed of course that adapting this makefile to your
specific system requires at least a basic knowledge of
C, the compiler on the target environment, its options, etc...