Hello,
The armcl compiler produced a .pp file for pre-processor output. The tiarmclang compiler in CCS has made this less straightforward. Specifically:
1) The -C option shown below does nothing in isolation. Only -C AND -E produces some useful output. I think the CCS GUI needs to somehow force selection of both to be of use to the noob.
2) The tiarmclang manual mentions that it "writes the pre-processor output to stdout.". It took me a while to figure out that means the object file (ext .o) which, in all other circumstances, is not a human readable file so is not the obvious place to look. I think the manual could be clearer on that.
3) The tiarmclang manual mentions that "You can direct tiarmclang’s pre-processor output to a file using the appropriate UNIX or MS-DOS “pipe” command notation." Can you tell me how I might do that in CCS please?
Thank you.
