vbcc | Volker Barthelmann's C Compiler

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vbcc is a C library. vbcc has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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vbcc compiler complains: file 'stdio.h' not found, but it is in the 'include' directory

QUESTION

vbcc compiler complains: file 'stdio.h' not found, but it is in the 'include' directory

Asked 2021-Apr-12 at 17:21

This is not a cross-compilation setup at the moment. Just a local C dev environment. Here is the code:

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 17:21

Install from scratch

First of all, your install doesn't match the layout from the distributed files. I suggest that you just wipe everything and then download and install (using the included installer scripts) in this order: vbcc_bin_amigaos68k.lha vbcc_target_m68k-amigaos.lha.

Or try to fix it

Neither vc nor vbccm68k looks automatically in vbcc:include for includes, you have to tell them where to look using the -I flag. If you use the vc command instead of the "raw" vbccm68k, it can pick up the include files from a script.

The default script for your platform is searched for at ENV:vc.config, VBCC:vc.config, or $VBCC/config/vc.config (from your VBCC environment variable). In your case it should be picked up from the environment, and you should have that file if you look in the config subdirectory.

If you examine vc.config you will see that it appends -Ivincludeos3: to the commands. The default installer sets up an assign to the (target-specific) include files, which should look something like this:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67050195

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