[Coco] C/RMA question

[Bill Pierce]

Harry,
I am using a make file, but it runs a script for RLink. Example:

Prog: file1.r file2.r file3.r
   ProgLink  (script)

I haven't tried just doing it straight in the makefile as that should allow the "/" to break the lines.
I'll give that a shot and see what happens.
The problem come from a long line with many long lib paths and I think it was too long for the OS9 command parser (using the script). Make allows for the longer lines. I shortened some of the paths to get it to compile, but I know I have more subs coming so I was looking ahead. I think the C & RMA manuals specify no more than 32 subfiles. This program is pretty extensive so as it grows, I'll be combining files and in some cases creating others from "too large" files.

Thnx
Bill P

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-----Original Message-----
From: Harry Hurst <hhos at st-tel.net>
To: coco <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Tue, Nov 20, 2012 6:29 pm
Subject: Re: [Coco] C/RMA question



> Hi Guys,
> When using C, RMA and RLink, is there a way with RLink to extent the
> command line to the next line when using a script to call it? Example:
>
> t
> RLink -o=Program -M=5 cstart.r main.r sub1.r sub2.r sub3.r sub4.r sub5.r
> sub6.r sub7.r sub8.r sub9.r -l=/dd/lib/alib.l -l=/dd/lib/cgfx.l -l=/clib.l
> -t
>
> Where and how would I break the line above and make it 2 lines.

I don't think so, but I'm certainly not an expert with any of C, RMA or
RLink. Would creating a Makefile and using the Make utility help you with
what you are doing?

HH


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