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From: rlcarr@athena.mit.edu (Rich Carreiro)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: Lattice 5.04 problem
Summary: registerized args
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Date: 22 Nov 89 02:24:06 GMT
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I have updated to Lattice 5.04 and am having problems with using
registerized parameters.

My compile line is:
lc -v -rr -Lcdv detab.c
(yes, from good old K+R)
There is an added
#include <stdlib.h>
along with the #include <stdio.h> that is part of the program.

OK, it compiles fine, but when it begins to link I get:

Undefined Symbol                    First Referenced
----------------                    ----------------
@main                               LIB:lcr.lib

Note that I DO NOT have a prototype for main().  According to the lattice
manual, not having a function prototype this means that the compiler will
default to passing args on the stack for that function.  If I have mixed
standard args and registerized args, do I have to link against BOTH lc.lib
and lcs.lib, or is that unnessesary?

Or is this a bug and the compiler is generating an incorrect symbol or
an error in the symbol name within the library.

I get the same error when I use the -w option to lc (16 bit ints) except
that the first referenced is LIB:lcsr.lib.

Thank you for any help.

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