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- From: abaddon@uk.ac.liverpool.scm.suprenum (Kevin o donovan)
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- Subject: Re: Porky pig.
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- Date: 12 Jan 93 11:24:30 GMT
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- > 1. Lattice C.
- > Got around the problem of it not having a proper make by merging all the
- > files into one. Finally compiled after a few options had been changed.
- That's a bit excessive isn't it? Wouldn't it have been more sensible just
- to use someone else's make? In fact, GCC doesn't come with a make utility,
- its just that Gnu Make is part of the same project. You can use Gnu Make with
- Lattice quite happily, though personally I prefer Dmake. As far as compiler
- options go, I get most Gnu and Unix stuff to compile by using 32 bit ints
- and the non base relative option (the latter not always needed). Since 32 bit
- ints is the default, that's only one option. A CC compatible driver for
- Lattice would be really nice though - I keep on meaning to write something,
- but I've already got far too many partially completed projects lying around 8-(
-
- > Code ran and exited immediately, saying that the stack was full.
- Look under stack in the manual. The default stack size is 400k, but altering
- it is extremely easy.
-
- Kev
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