Why don’t you use mod surrounded by amalgamation technic?
I doubt someone protest if you ad few TCC_AMALGATION feature test to not
include files you’re already manually include.
#if !defined(TCC_AMALGATION)
#include “…”
#endif
My OpenLisp has such target which looks like:
AMALGAMATION=amalgamation
AMALTERM=term.$(O)
$(AMALGAMATION).c:
@echo Making temporary $(AMALGAMATION).c
@rm -f $(AMALGAMATION).c
@cat $(SOURCES) main.c > $(AMALGAMATION).c
$(AMALGAMATION)$(EXE): $(AMALGAMATION).c
@echo Making $(AMALGAMATION)$(EXE) from temporary $(AMALGAMATION).c
@cp $(AMALGAMATION).c /tmp
@(cd /tmp; $(CC) -DOL_AMALGAMATION $(CFLAGS) \
$(AMALGAMATION).c -o $@ $(LIBS) $(LIBRARIES) $(LDFLAGS))
@echo Deleting temporary $(AMALGAMATION).c
@rm $(AMALGAMATION).c
As you can see, temporary /tmp/amalgamation.c (2.5 Mbytes) is sufficient to
compile OpenLisp and no .h is required.
From: Tinycc-devel [mailto:tinycc-devel-bounces+eligis=orange...@nongnu.org] On
Behalf Of Antonio Prates
Sent: Monday, October 05, 2020 16:25
To: tinycc-devel@nongnu.org
Subject: [Tinycc-devel] sugar fork
Hi,
I was very happy to find out that the mob branch of tcc is being updated and
seems to be working fine across linux and mac (where I tried so far).
I am just passing by to let you know I have forked tcc (mostly for fun), but
also to make changes in the direction of my own interest, which is having a all
in one include H file with a few additional helper functions to ease out using
C as a scripting language mostly to be used together with bash scripts.
It's still in an early stage, but I was able to change the behaviour of tinyC
to make it run in memory as default behaviour instead of outputting to a file,
even without the '-run' directive. And also added a few other cosmetic and
usability driven minor improvements mostly on the basic help section and
options.
Also did add a script that helps me patch my fork with changes from this repo,
(or could be adapted to do it backwards).
I am not sure if any of these changes would be of any interest to the general
mob team/community. But I can help adding any of those changes to the main
project, if it sounds useful.
Anyway, if anyone interested in my updates it's on
https://github.com/antonioprates/sugar
Best regards and great thanks for keeping TinyC alive!
Antonio Prates
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