Right. You said [] can be applied to any pointer. That sounds right.
What's this a few emails ago with [] being applied to immediate values
in C99, like this
6[4]
Fred Weigel wrote:
Marc
sizeof is an operator
arr evaluates to the base of the array. [] is an operator.
since arr is the
On Mi, 2007-11-21 at 17:16 +, grischka wrote:
CVSROOT: /sources/tinycc
Module name: tinycc
Changes by: grischka grischka 07/11/21 17:16:32
Modified files:
. : Changelog Makefile stddef.h tcc.c tccasm.c
tccelf.c tcctok.h
CVSROOT:/sources/tinycc
Module name:tinycc
Changes by: grischka grischka 07/11/23 00:03:03
Added files:
. : alloca86-bt.S alloca86.S
Log message:
New files: alloca86.S alloca86-bt.S
CVSWeb URLs:
Thanks to all with constructive answers.
I have been looking for LinkRes2Exe but did not spot the link
(LinkRes2Exe.zip) at the time.
Fred Weigel hinted that I could use the system linker. If someone could giva
a quick sample on that it would be greate. Command used to get it
for example:
// lf_macro.c
#define M(a,b) (a+b)
int main() {
return M(1,
2);
}
tcc -E lf_macro.c, then tcc enter an endless loop; but compile is ok.
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Marc Andre Tanner wrote:
Piotr Skamruk wrote:
* KHMan, ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) napisał:
[...]
He's moving to GPL, and it's now tinycc.
AIR he can't do that with only Fabricios permition.
to do that he should have permission from anyone who ever add some patch
to tcc, accepted in mainline, from
