LtoCed
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I have a question regarding LtoCed for SAS C version 5.10A. The
"documentation" for it says to use the -E option and to turn off the ANSI
ESCAPE sequences in the error file. Exactly how is this done via the
WorkBench Options screen. I find no references to an -E option in the
documentation (do you mean -ce ?) and no gadgets in "Options" that refer to
any ANSI Escape sequences.
Can you point me in the right direction?
Thanks.
— Jane H. (Writing, it's easier read than done.)
Jane,
For most non-trivial programs you'll need to use a makefile. Here is
where you set the -E switch.
Jane,
The -E option is documented on the SAS 5.10 disks (one of the readme
files on the disk). I think it's on disk #1 and it doesn't have an icon, so
you have to scout around for it using either a reader or a disk utility
that has one. As for deleting the escape sequences I'm not sure. To set the
-E option from workbench just click on `Invoke LSE on error' on the main
SASCoptions screen and save. (it automatically puts it in your options
file).
Jeff
Also be on the look out for Doug Keller's SAS2CED.
pk
Uh, stoopid question. What is SAS2CED?? If it's good, where is it?
Thanks. –jp–seattle–
It is the same thing as LTOCED except written by SAS and not ASDG. Probably
works better. 🙂
pk
John,
You can find it in Lib 1 of AmigaTech Forum.
-sja
Jeffrey,
I wouldn't consider compiling a program with more than one .c file
without using a makefile.
I also use Keller's SAS2CED rather than LTOCED — I like it a bit better
and it doesn't set off Enforcer like LTOCED.
-sja
Thanks Jeff,
I'll give that a try.
— Jane H. (Writing, it's easier read than done.)
Ah, the makefile.
I'm not yet to the point of non-trivial programs, since I'm just
learning, but I'll have to read up on what can be done with the makefile.
Thanks,
— Jane H. (Writing, it's easier read than done.)