There are two ways: either to copy the file count.exe to the directory This is inconvenient but can be simply fixed. There is, however, one difficulty - to run it, the user has to be either in theĭirectory count, or to give explicitely the path to the file count.exe when operating in another directory. The program, under Windows only the name is needed). This is in principle all, and the program can be used (remember that under Linux you should write. Or use a program like Total Commander or WinZip, to obtain count.exe. If you have downloaded the zipped version of the executable file, unpack it either from If you have downloaded the source code, you have to compile it first. Suppose that you have created a directory count and downloaded the file into it. I think it should work on other Linux systems It will work for sure under Windows 98, and perhaps even '95.Ĭompiled with gcc version 4.1.2, and tested under Linux Debian, version 2.6.18-5-686. Tested with XP and Vista Professional Edition. If not, you can always download the source code and compile it.Ĭompiled with Dev-C++ 4.9.9.1, gcc version 3.3.1, under Windows XP. Mac, I cannot tell if it will work with another machine.
In order to download it, click on one of the following links.Ĭompiled and tested under Mac OS X version 10.4.10, Mac mini with Intel Core Duo processor. The program exists in several compiled (executable) versions, for different operating systems, and also as a source code in C++. Programs by Bartlomiej Waclaw Downloading program count
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