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> !ShellC.!Help 0.20 (11-Mar-1992)
1.) What is ShellC ?
This program serves two purposes:
- It is a window-based CLI shell, you may type *commands and examine their
output in the window (try e.g. MODULES).
- It gives easy desktop access to the Acorn C compiler, and gives you the
opportunity to examine the output of the compiler in a window.
2.) How can I compile C programs using ShellC ?
ShellC provides easy desktop access to the Acorn C compiler Release 3.
A C file may be compiled by dragging it (or the c directory containing it)
on the !ShellC icon on the icon bar. The output of the C compiler is then
displayed in the shell window and can be examined using the scroll bars of
the window. The shell checks if a directory or file dragged to its icon is
valid (i.e. if it is either a directory called 'c' containing a source file
or if it is a source file in a directory called 'c'), compiles it and
displays the output of the compiler in its window.
To recompile the file, simply press F2, click on the ShellC icon with Adjust
or choose recompile from the shell window's menu.
3.) Controlling C compiler features
All compiler and linker flags and some additional features are controlled by
the ConfigC application that is started by choosing 'Configure' from
ShellC's iconbar menu.
Note that any changes only come into effect if you click on the Save button.
4.) Before starting ...
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* *
* Before you can use the shell to compile C programs, you must set the *
* variable C$Place in ShellC's !Run file to the directory containing your *
* compiler (Acorn C Release 3) (this is the directory containg e.g. the *
* directories CLib, Library, ...). *
* *
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5.) Shortcuts
F1: repeat last command (should not be used if last command was the
compilation of a C source file)
F2: repeat last compilation
If you drag a file to the shell window, its full path name appears in the
window as if it was typed in.
For further information refer to the !ReadMe file within the application.
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This program is shareware, i.e. it may be copied freely, provided that no
part of it is changed and that it is not sold for profit.
© 1992, Martin Wuerthner
Jahnstrasse 18
W-7034 Gaertringen
(Germany)
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