On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 09:20:57AM -0800, Jonathan Kotker wrote:
> I have noticed that CIL compiles the final file that it produces: is there
> any way to prevent this happening?
You probably mean cilly (the gcc/msvc driver for CIL), rather than
cil.{asm,byte}.exe, which is the real transformation program.
So you have two solutions:
- pass the -c flag to cilly (assuming you use gcc), which only compile but
not try to link,
- if you do not even want to produce an object file, preprocess your file
with gcc -E and feed the resulting file to cil.asm.exe.
(cilly -E might work, but I'm not sure.)
Note that if you did "make install", cil.asm.exe is installed in
/usr/local/libexec by default, which is probably not in your $PATH.
Best,
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Gabriel
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