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CC - improved control program for HiTech-C and msx-dos2
*cc.com sets the append-variable so that your source can be in a different directory than the compiler.
==AuthorHow to install==Arnold Metselaar==Document==First you need to install MSX-DOS2. Then get the HI-TECH Z80 CP/M CCompiler from ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/msx/programming/c/hitech-?.pmaand unpack with pmext. HiTech has been so kind to grant permissionto use their C-compiler free of charge, see alsohttp://www.htsoft.com/products/CPM.php . Unpack cc.lzh to the directory that contains the C-compiler. You should get the following files:
==TranslationLevelUsing cc==Original in English
The following options are recognised:
;-C : keep the object file; do not link;-CR[file] : produce cross refenerence file;-O : optimise assembly code generated by CGEN with OPTIM,-O<file> : put output in <file>;-I<dir> : passed to CPP as extra search-path for include files, only works for drives, the directory where cc.com is stored is always searched via APPEND environment variable;-V : verbose mode, print out commands of subprocesses;-F<file> : write symbol file;-U<sym> : undefine symbol for CPP;-D<sym>[==Version==<def>]: define symbol for CPP;-S : keep assembly file; do not assemble or link;-X : strip local symbols, also passed to LINK;-P<pspec> : define order of psect (not normally needed);-M<file> : write map file;-W<n> : width for map file;-l<xx> : pass lib<xx>.lib to LINK, order is important
All options are case insensitive.
==LicenseFiles==
==Environment item==
;VSHTOP: If set, VSHTOP specifies the first page of video memory that will not be used or probed by CC. Pages 0..7 are ordinary video memory, pages 8..11 are the extended video memory. Legal values are 2..12, default is 12. Other values are silently ignored. If VSHTOP is 2, CC will not work. You can use this to protect data in higher pages. Some emulators may need vshtop=8.
==Notes==
CC.COM uses video memory for temporary storage, so it will corrupt
the contents of a ramdisk that also uses video memory.
The screen will flash between the compilation steps, this is to
improve reliability of reading/writing from/to video memory and
should not be cause for concern.
HiTech-C cannot handle large C-files. This is not a real problem;
just split your program in to C-files of about 6 or 7 kB. The MAKE
program by Arnold metselaar can be used with CC.com to compile only
those modules that need to be recompiled.
See also:
*The documantation that comes with HiTech-C
*Documentation about the C language in general
*vsh.txt
==Authors==
CC.C is based on work by HiTech and Pierre Gielen. Arnold Metselaar
added the code to execute a subprogram and then continue the main
program.
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