   Help me PLEASE
  I really need this done; and nobody else is replying to my previous post.So, can someone help me convert the following script to DOS format so I can make a .bat file?AR=arLIBS=library.a library2.aTEMP_FILE=oTemp.tmpOUT=FinalLibrary   $(AR) -t $(LIBS) > $(TEMP_FILE)$(AR) -x $(LIBS) < $(TEMP_FILE)$(AR) rc lib$(OUT).a *.orm -f *.o $(TEMP_FILE)    Or tell me how I can make a simular one to work in DOS/Windows.Im trying to create a single static library which contains multiple other static libraries so that by linking into my program, Im linking them all.The only information Ive managed to get from you guys so far is to use ar, and to write a script which extracts everything from the .a files and puts them in a new one.Ive tried this but cant manage to do it. (Ok, I managed to extract everything and got like a hundred .o files, but I couldn't compile them all into one file... )Please help me; thank you.[edited by - issch on July 31, 2003 10:53:55 PM]
  ar rc libfoobar.a *.otry that in the directory with all the object files. ;  issch, have more patientince.  See your previous post.  I said I''d give you a DOS batch file and I did.  DOn''t post 2 exact posts like this. ;  Im sorry, it was 4am here and I really wanted it done before going to bed; I guess that made me a little impatient.Thank you for the help though, I really appreciate it.Sidenote: The unix script is sooo much shorter than the DOS batch file... did they do that on purpose? lol ;  Oh no, I just made the Dos script very user friendly with a bunch of comments and stuff.  The unix script I just threw up there as a quick example, but I wasn''t sure of your experience level with it. 