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Subject: C Comps.
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Date: Tue, 24-Feb-87 21:10:00 EST
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Posted: Tue Feb 24 21:10:00 1987
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  I'm REALLY fed up with trying to configure my Alcyon C compiler to run
in a ram disk neatly.  I'm using microGnu Emacs, and the Alcyon C stuff,
and I want to have the modules used in compling in another dir.  I can
do all this, but the programs that actually compile things look in the
default dir for the modules so I have to go and modify the batch files
to give explicit pathnames for each program and file.  Unfortunately,
link doesn't take pathnames.  Drat.
  What I'd REALLY like is a cc style compiler that calls the approp.
commands and changes the default path, etc.  Is there something like
this or do I have to suffer and try to write it myself??
  What kind of setups are the people who are writing so much software
using?  Like Moshe Branner, Bammi, and Simon Poole???  I hope everyone's
not using pascal.
    SOMEONE HELP!
  rodney PS:  You people on the usenet:  POINT RE:  >'s TAKEN, NOW STOP
QUOTING ME!
   I'm seriously considering writing a program to filter the stuff that
comes thru this meeting and munging statistics to see exactly how much
NEW stuff is comming in.

but, I really do need that cc program HELP!