Re: Introduce a C Compiler ucc

On May 12, 10:12=A0pm, rich...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Richard Tobin) wrote:
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> dreamAnders =A0<dream_and...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >ucc is an ANSI C Compiler.
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> I tried compiling some code of mine, and ran into a few problems:
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> The -D option doesn't seem to have any effect - the macro is
> not defined.
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> Typedefs like "typedef void fv(int);" don't seem to work; when it
> later encounters "fv *foo" it re****ts "Typedef name cannot be used as
> variable". =A0 "typedef void (*fv)(int);" is ok.
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> It rejects conditional operators where one result is a pointer and the
> other is 0. =A0For example, "int *i, j=3D2; i =3D j > 1 ? &j : 0;".
> It should treat the 0 as a null pointer of the type of the other result.
>
> -- Richard
> --
> :wq

Thank you very much for tesing the compiler. I have corrected the bugs.