vefatica May 15,047 271 2026-07-21 #1 Thanks to @Jay Sage. Here's a normal instance (no /Q). Code: v:\> type echoon.btm ECHO on setlocal endlocal v:\> echoon.btm setlocal endlocal Here's a TCC started from Tabs\Run... with command d:\tc36\tcc.exe /Q. Code: v:\> echoon.btm v:\>
Thanks to @Jay Sage. Here's a normal instance (no /Q). Code: v:\> type echoon.btm ECHO on setlocal endlocal v:\> echoon.btm setlocal endlocal Here's a TCC started from Tabs\Run... with command d:\tc36\tcc.exe /Q. Code: v:\> echoon.btm v:\>
rconn Administrator May 14,987 375 Staff member 2026-07-21 #2 You should know better than that by now! If something in TCC doesn't make any sense, what is the likely reason? (Yes, I see you waving your hand in the air Charles ...) It's for compatibility with CMD. In CMD.EXE, /Q means "turn off echo".
You should know better than that by now! If something in TCC doesn't make any sense, what is the likely reason? (Yes, I see you waving your hand in the air Charles ...) It's for compatibility with CMD. In CMD.EXE, /Q means "turn off echo".
vefatica May 15,047 271 2026-07-22 #3 I don't use CMD and except for /C and /K, I don't know its startup options. All I could find in the help is this. /Q Don't display version / copyright message (registered copies only). Click to expand...
I don't use CMD and except for /C and /K, I don't know its startup options. All I could find in the help is this. /Q Don't display version / copyright message (registered copies only). Click to expand...
