I feel like an idiot... I installed SDCC via the windows EXE installer
today and I am going through the manual (which seems for an older
version, btw). it says to first make sure that sdcc can be found by
using the --version argument. That works fine. But, the next step is to
try to make it compile something by typing in a small program that is :
char test;
void main(void) {
test=0;
}
I did that and saved it as test.c and typed "sdcc -c test.c" without
quotes, of coarse. Then windows complained that sdcpp has encountered a
problem yada yada yada. Then, in my command window, the compiler
complained that it couldn't compile an empty file.
I have tried searching for a solution to this but my searches proved
fruitless. Any idea what I am doing wrong? Is the test program getting
optimized away?
Thanks,
Kevin
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