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OplTran is a command-line utility which enables OPL developers to translate OPL modules into .opo or .app files on a PC. The output files are implementation-independent; they will run both on the EPOC Emulator and may also be copied to a target EPOC machine, and run from there.
opltran is invoked using a batch file, opltran.bat, which is installed in directory \epoc32\tools. It is recommended that directory \epoc32\tools be added to your path if it is not there already. You may run opltran.bat by typing opltran at the command prompt from any directory.
An OPL program may be translated in one of two ways. If it was written using the Program text editor on either the EPOC Emulator, or an EPOC machine, it may be translated by tapping the "Tran" button on Program's toolbar menu. If it was written using the above methods, or using any PC-based text editor, translate it using opltran.
For example, assuming that the OPL SDK, and opltran have been installed on drive h:, translate the program ophello.opl by typing the following at the command prompt from any directory on drive h:
opltran h:\epoc32ex\opl\ophello -oh:\epoc32\wins\c\opl\hello
This translates ophello.opl (the .opl extension is added automatically), creates target directory hello and generates the output file ophello.opo in hello. The .opo program may be run from the EPOC Emulator. To invoke the emulator, run the program \epoc32\release\wins\deb\epoc.exe. ophello.opo is located in folder c:\opl\hello\. It may also be copied to an appropriate directory on an EPOC machine using a program such as EPOC Connect, and run from there.
The example program can also be translated using bldhello.bat from directory \epoc32ex\opl\.
bldhello ophello
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