For the Windows programmer using Borland Tools


For the users of a Power Engine (YGrep Search Engine or BitList Engine),
it is important to notice that when used with a Borland development
tool, the DLL interface library YGREP.LIB (resp. BITLIST.LIB) must be
replaced with the provided file YGREPB.LIB (resp. BITLISTB.LIB).

If the BORLAND.LIB file is not available, it can be rebuilt using the
IMPLIB.EXE provided with your Borland compiler. The syntax should be:

IMPLIB -i -c YGREPB.LIB YGREP.DLL	(to build the interface for the
					YGrep Search Engine).
IMPLIB -i -c BITLISTB.LIB BITLIST.DLL	(to build the interface for the
					BitList Engine).

This implies that some of the examples of program linking (which use the
YGREP.LIB - resp. BITLIST.LIB - should be modified accordingly to use
YGREPB.LIB - resp. BITLISTB.LIB).


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For the MS-DOS programmer using Borland Tools


The Power Engines were primarily built to be used with Microsoft
development tools. However, Borland-based users can exploit the Power
Engines, too. They only have to remember to use the appropriate
libraries. All libraries whose name is ending with B.LIB (like
YGREPB.LIB or SBITB.LIB) are designed to be used with the Borland tools.
The other libraries (e.g. YGREP.LIB or SBIT.LIB) are designed to be
explited with Microsoft tools.

This implies that some of the examples of program linking (which use the
SYGREP.LIB - resp. SBITLST.LIB - should be modified accordingly to use
SYGREPB.LIB - resp. SBITLSTB.LIB).