ALBERT_DAYES@bdt.COM (11/20/90)
Does anyone know of a Public Domain Lint with C source code? It doesn't matter if its a DOS or UNIX compiler since I have access to both or more importantly and Atari ST compiler.
lhf@ukc.ac.uk (L.H.Fuller) (12/11/90)
Is there a version of Lint out there? I know about varlint, which
is for use with lint really. So, is the actual Lint available on the ST? If
not, can anyone get the source, so I could maybe port it over.
Lee.
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Lee H Fuller, Computer Science Dept, Kent University, Canterbury, England,
Small blue-green planet, Unfashionable end of the Galaxy. rosenkra@convex.com (William Rosencranz) (12/13/90)
In article <3360@gos.ukc.ac.uk> lhf@ukc.ac.uk (L.H.Fuller) writes: > > Is there a version of Lint out there? I know about varlint, which >is for use with lint really. So, is the actual Lint available on the ST? If >not, can anyone get the source, so I could maybe port it over. i have never seen a PD lint (so far). most lints i have seen are based on pcc (and share source with it). these are generally copyright ATT or of a particular vendor (e.g. convex). there are commercial lints available on MSDOS. varlint is a program to check printf statements only, as i recall (for variable arg routines). if you happen across a truly PD lint, pls post it. i suspect you will not, however. if you are really hot to trot for lint, you could start with a PD compiler (sozobon, gcc, etc) and reverse engineer it from a manpage. if you want to attempt this, think of a good way to implement lint libraries (llib_* or whatever). happy hunting... -bill rosenkra@convex.com -- Bill Rosenkranz |UUCP: {uunet,texsun}!convex!c1yankee!rosenkra Convex Computer Corp. |ARPA: rosenkra%c1yankee@convex.com