> modem.pas , dosextra.pas and dosextra2.pas.

> I compiled the modem one without any trouble but had problems with the
> other two.

> After checking the source I've seen that dosextra.pas has the line " Uses
> dosextra2" and the dosextra2.pas has a similar line with "uses dosextra"

> Any ideas how I could compile either of these since each one requires the
> other one to be already compiled?

>I just downloaded some source code and a few units from an FTP site that i
>saw. They were all as .pas source code so I guessed that i could compile
>them just like any other source only that i'll get TPU files as oppposed to
>executables.
>Right , there were 3 units that i was interested in.

>modem.pas , dosextra.pas and dosextra2.pas.

>I compiled the modem one without any trouble but had problems with the
>other two.

>After checking the source I've seen that dosextra.pas has the line " Uses
>dosextra2" and the dosextra2.pas has a similar line with "uses dosextra"

>Any ideas how I could compile either of these since each one requires the
>other one to be already compiled?

> >I compiled the modem one without any trouble but had problems with the
> >other two.

> >After checking the source I've seen that dosextra.pas has the line "
Uses
> >dosextra2" and the dosextra2.pas has a similar line with "uses dosextra"

> >Any ideas how I could compile either of these since each one requires
the
> >other one to be already compiled?

> I assume that at least one of the two units has the uses clause
> referencing the other in the its implementation section.  In which
> case a build should do the trick.  Option /B from the command
> line, or select Compile|Build from the IDE menu.