[Coco] setting up a C compiler system
John Donaldson
johnadonaldson at sbcglobal.net
Fri Dec 30 22:00:41 EST 2005
OK, I have printed out all the great email I have gotten on this
subject. One more
question. Where can I find RMA and RLINK. Are they on RSTI ??
John Donaldson
Gene Heskett wrote:
>On Thursday 29 December 2005 21:29, Bob Devries wrote:
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>>please beware: the tandy supplied c.prep is hard coded to look at /d1
>>for its DEFS directory. I just got caught with that :(
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>That patch is fairly well known, but it doesn't begin to address that
>utilities other tummy aches, warts, and ingrown toenails.
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>Source code sizes in excess of 12k or so will overflow its scoping
>mechanism, with no reported errors of any kind, but the object built
>with it will upchuck when run on the machine very quickly. Os9 L2 is
>intrinsicly hard to crash when running on a coco3. The microware
>version can and will generate code that will do it. Reliably.
>
>Cprep19 is the latest effort to overcome many of the microware releases
>problems, and can handle src code collections in excess of 36k without
>getting acid indigestion. pf is that big, as is rzsz-3.36.
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>One of the criteria I used when doing the last 3 versions of it
>(previous releases were by the same gentleman that did the scsisys
>drivers) was that it had to be able to compile first rzsz-3.24 and
>finally rzsz-3.36 into stable code. It can do that. If you have been
>using that utility in any version from 3.16 on, I believe it came from
>my machine. But you'll find 3.24 and 3.36 nearly 200cps faster than
>3.16, which didn't contain the table driven crc lookups I put in the
>later ones.
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