I tried running it under the 6800/ directory, and it seems to behave as follows:
$ cat 0000-nopmain.c
main(c, v)
int c;
int v;
{
return 0;
}
$ ../smallc 0000-nopmain.c
;* ** Ron Cain's Small-C V1.1.1 **
;* FLEX Version 2.1, 13 Aug 1982
;* Linux Version 0.0.2, Jul 05 2024
;* Motorola 68xx
;* By S. Stepanoff & Neil Cherry
;*
LIB CCC.H
:
;* ### Dump & trailer
;* ###
END
;* --- End of Compilation ---
$
From this output, I assume that if an appropriate ccc.h (probably lowercase) is provided,
the output could be assembled and linked to produce an executable.
Is this understanding correct?
I tried running it under the
6800/directory, and it seems to behave as follows:$ cat 0000-nopmain.c
main(c, v)
int c;
int v;
{
return 0;
}
$ ../smallc 0000-nopmain.c
;* ** Ron Cain's Small-C V1.1.1 **
;* FLEX Version 2.1, 13 Aug 1982
;* Linux Version 0.0.2, Jul 05 2024
;* Motorola 68xx
;* By S. Stepanoff & Neil Cherry
;*
LIB CCC.H
:
;* ### Dump & trailer
;* ###
END
;* --- End of Compilation ---
$
From this output, I assume that if an appropriate
ccc.h(probably lowercase) is provided,the output could be assembled and linked to produce an executable.
Is this understanding correct?