How to Compile olb in Linux

Hi...
I have compiled .fmb,.mmb using a script. I jus want to know how can i compile the olb.
iam getiing error Frm-18108 becoz of this olb...
A timely help needed here...
thanx in advance....

I have copied it with .fmb and pasted in the forms_path only....
iam compiling the particular directory with a script.some of the forms gives an .err file.when i opened it it states
Frm-180108 Failed to load the following objects.
Source Module:myolb.olb
source object : window_pc
source Module:myolb.olb
source object : button_pc
compiling When-New-Form-Instance trigger on form.....
No compilation errors.
compiling When-Button_pressed trigger on OK item in LOGBLOCK data block....
No compilation error...
Created form file logonfile.fmx
Now what i have to do to clear this error. And also tell me how to run this compiled form in a XP machine.

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