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- 1.) What is ShellC ?
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- This program serves two purposes:
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- - It is a window-based CLI shell, you may type *commands and examine their
- output in the window (try e.g. MODULES).
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- - 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.
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- 2.) How can I compile C programs using ShellC ?
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- 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.
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- To recompile the file, simply press F2, click on the ShellC icon with Adjust
- or choose recompile from the shell window's menu.
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- 3.) Controlling C compiler features
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- 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.
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- 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
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- F1: repeat last command (should not be used if last command was the
- compilation of a C source file)
- F2: repeat last compilation
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- If you drag a file to the shell window, its full path name appears in the
- window as if it was typed in.
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- For further information refer to the !ReadMe file within the application.
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- This program is freeware, i.e. it may be copied freely, provided that no
- part of it is changed and that it is not sold for profit.
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- © 1992, Martin Wuerthner
- Jahnstrasse 18
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- W-7034 Gaertringen
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- (Germany)
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