grimlok@hubcap.clemson.edu (Mike Percy) (07/18/90)
I've also had a problem with TC++. Mine was spurious 'function call without prototype' warnings when a prototype was in scope. This only occurs in the integrated env., not the command line, nor does it occur in TC2.0 (same prog, all 3 versions set to -wall or setting all warnings on in IDE). This was a .c prog and not a .cpp prog. Haven't isolated any specific causes or circumstances yet, but in any case will be going back to command line compiler only, much as I like the new IDE. I might play around with the different compiler thing to make the command line compiler get called instead of IDE compiler. One thing I do like is that the -S option generates much more useful output (the C source is embedded) and a cursory glance detected a few more keyhole optimizatins that were done (like doing dec sp; dec sp; rather than sub sp,2), and better register usage.