Sorry.
I can’t find the news group about watcom c/c++.
My development environment is QNX4.24 and Watcom C/C++ 10.6.
But I can’t use C++ compile option ‘bc’ (build target is a console
application).
I can use option only ‘bd’, ‘bg’, ‘bm’, ‘br’.
Why doesn’t my compiler know the ‘bc’ option?
Please help me…
This would be the right newsgroup for Watcom c/C++.
What is bc supposed to do?
“¸ñ¶õ²É” <mograhn@gauri.co.kr> wrote in message
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Sorry.
I can’t find the news group about watcom c/c++.
Where can I get information about watcom C/C++?
My development environment is QNX4.24 and Watcom C/C++ 10.6.
But I can’t use C++ compile option ‘bc’ (build target is a console
application).I can use option only ‘bd’, ‘bg’, ‘bm’, ‘br’.
Why doesn’t my compiler know the ‘bc’ option?
Please help me…
The User’s guide says :
option ‘bc’ : (C++ only) build target is a console application
I wanted to make executive file, and so I tried :
wpp386 -i=/usr/watcom/10.6/usr/include -bc test.cpp
then compile error :
Error! E068: invalid option ‘bc’
“Bill Caroselli @ Q-TPS” <BillCaroselli@Q-TPS.com> wrote in message
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This would be the right newsgroup for Watcom c/C++.
What is bc supposed to do?
“¸ñ¶õ²É” <> mograhn@gauri.co.kr> > wrote in message
news:9ib36e$829$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Sorry.I can’t find the news group about watcom c/c++.
Where can I get information about watcom C/C++?
My development environment is QNX4.24 and Watcom C/C++ 10.6.
But I can’t use C++ compile option ‘bc’ (build target is a console
application).I can use option only ‘bd’, ‘bg’, ‘bm’, ‘br’.
Why doesn’t my compiler know the ‘bc’ option?
Please help me…
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hmm… the 10.6 that i use (released one from the CD) does not have that
option.
i wouldn’t use it.
plus i’d recommend using cc as the wrapper for calling wpp386, and pass any
options with the -WC, option.
e.g.
cc -5r “-WC,-ol+amrt -zp4 -fp5” blah…
The User’s guide says :
option ‘bc’ : (C++ only) build target is a console applicationI wanted to make executive file, and so I tried :
wpp386 -i=/usr/watcom/10.6/usr/include -bc test.cppthen compile error :
Error! E068: invalid option ‘bc’
“Bill Caroselli @ Q-TPS” <> BillCaroselli@Q-TPS.com> > wrote in message
news:9ib7gt$ahu$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
This would be the right newsgroup for Watcom c/C++.What is bc supposed to do?
news:9ib36e$829$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Sorry.I can’t find the news group about watcom c/c++.
Where can I get information about watcom C/C++?
My development environment is QNX4.24 and Watcom C/C++ 10.6.
But I can’t use C++ compile option ‘bc’ (build target is a console
application).I can use option only ‘bd’, ‘bg’, ‘bm’, ‘br’.
Why doesn’t my compiler know the ‘bc’ option?
Please help me…
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<mograhn@gauri.co.kr> wrote:
The User’s guide says :
option ‘bc’ : (C++ only) build target is a console applicationI wanted to make executive file, and so I tried :
wpp386 -i=/usr/watcom/10.6/usr/include -bc test.cppthen compile error :
Error! E068: invalid option ‘bc’
Not all options are meaningful under QNX. We strongly suggest that
you never invoke wcc386/wpp386 or wlink directly – instead let the
cc utility do so for you.
Your compile should be something like:
cc -c test.cpp
cc -o test1 test.o
Or:
cc -o test1 test.cpp
QNX Training Services
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Thanks for all answers. I found the solution. Thanks.
“David Gibbs” <dagibbs@qnx.com> wrote in message
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mograhn@gauri.co.kr> > wrote:
The User’s guide says :
option ‘bc’ : (C++ only) build target is a console applicationI wanted to make executive file, and so I tried :
wpp386 -i=/usr/watcom/10.6/usr/include -bc test.cppthen compile error :
Error! E068: invalid option ‘bc’Not all options are meaningful under QNX. We strongly suggest that
you never invoke wcc386/wpp386 or wlink directly – instead let the
cc utility do so for you.Your compile should be something like:
cc -c test.cpp
cc -o test1 test.oOr:
cc -o test1 test.cpp
-David
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com