Hello,
I downloaded the lcc 4.2 release and tried to follow the directions in
the do***entation to compile it on my Windows XP machine, with the
command line compiler of MS Visual Studio 2005. I managed to compile
the driver and "nmake all" - many warnings, but all the executables
were created. Now, when I run "nmake test" - lcc fails with the error
that it can't link "libc.lib".
Where should libc.lib come from, and why doesn't it ?
Furthermore, when I run the triple test, it gets stuck at the first
compilation line. I must add that it seems that "cpp" and "rcc" (at
least for target=symbolic) are working.
Which brings me to the question - my goal in installing lcc is to use
it as a front-end for a C analysis program. What is the best way to go
about it ? The output of target=symbolic doesn't look too friendly.
Thanks in advance
Eli
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