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Conference hydra::amiga_v1

Title:	AMIGA NOTES
Notice:	Join us in the NEW conference - HYDRA::AMIGA_V2
Moderator:	HYDRA::MOORE

Created:	Sat Apr 26 1986
Last Modified:	Wed Feb 05 1992
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	5378
Total number of notes:	38326

4679.0. "lattice C problem" by SALEM::LEIMBERGER () Mon Apr 15 1991 11:19

    I reinstalled my "c" compiler this weekend, and am having a hard time
    working in the enviornment. I am using SAS 5.1 . What is happening 
    is that when I issue the command "lc -LM programname I get the message
    lm.c not found. I had this happen a long time ago, but can't remember
    what I did to get it to work.(actually I do remember it was so simple
    I could not believe it). I have all the assigns done properly, and so
    on . I just can't figure out why the command is taking the argument as
    the file name.
    							bill

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
4679.1	Did you set the path?	SDOGUS::WILLIAMS	TOPGUN	`Mon Apr 15 1991 15:02`	2
	Just asking, incase you forgot. Clark
4679.2		HPSCAD::GATULIS	Frank Gatulis 297-6770	`Mon Apr 15 1991 15:25`	6
	Sounds like you didn't include include the LC directory in your set path. Frank
4679.3	path is marked	CRISTA::LEIMBERGER	I have my marbles now I want yours	`Tue Apr 16 1991 06:32`	12
	>> Sounds like you didn't include include the LC directory in your >> set path. I set the path, and made the assignments for LC:,INCLUDE:,LIB:, and Quad:. The lc command is seen but it takes my argument for compiler options as the file name,and of course returns saying it can't find it. I turned to the workbench,and that enviornment seems to be working fine. I can use thisb but I really want to figure out why I can't run from the shell. I use Wshell,Conman,ARexx when I boot my system. bill
4679.4		STAR::GUINEAU	but what was the question?	`Tue Apr 16 1991 09:41`	12
	> is that when I issue the command "lc -LM programname I get the message > lm.c not found. I had this happen a long time ago, but can't remember If your case here is as you type it at home, then that may be a problem: lc -LM programname should be lc -Lm programname The m on -L is case sensitive john
4679.5	See if you've got a rexx:lc.#? file	MADRE::MWM		`Tue Apr 16 1991 17:40`	4
	One of Bill's distibutions came with some such creature, and you may be running that instead of the real lc. <mike
4679.6	I'll have to check	SALEM::LEIMBERGER		`Wed Apr 17 1991 05:36`	9
	RE .5 It looks like that is what may be happening. I can issue lc1 and it works. I checked the syntax for CASE and everything seems proper but I still have the problem. I will have to dig into my docs for Wshell,Arexx a little to see it this could be the problem. I have been able to compile with the workbench, so at least I can get something done. I just don't like to have problems like this without resolving the cause. bill
4679.7	ASSIGNS,AND DIR PATH	SALEM::LEIMBERGER		`Thu Apr 18 1991 08:34`	11
	Well I have my problem narrowse down. It stems from the way LC: is assigned. If I issue the command lc it comes back with "dirpath"lc.c not found. If I issue the command lc -Lm dh6:lc/c/programdir/progname it works. LC: is assigned to Dh6:lc\c . This is the default set up by the install program. I always liked lc: assigned to devname:lc/ . I plan to redo the directory structure this weekend. What is the way that seems to work best for some of you other users ? BILL
4679.8	devname:lc/c	DECWET::DAVIS	you always get what you deserve	`Thu Apr 18 1991 12:54`	3
	My LC:---->devname:lc/c works for me. mark