This contains the main project icons to write, build and create a SAS/C project:Įdit - Runs the SAS/C Editor to write C programsīuild - To compile and link SAS/C projectsĪ. The simplest method is to copy the starter_project folder from the SC folder to your development area on your hard disk. SMAKE - The SAS/C Make tool using smakefile project configĬPR - The SAS/C Source Debugger (CodeProbe) SCOPTS - The SAS/C Options configuration tool INCLUDE: - The C compiler and amiga NDUK header filesĬXXINCLUDE: - The C++ compiler header files SAS/C Main Programs

LIB: - The SAS/C and Amiga link library files SC:C - The compiler program files (added to path) SC: - The main installation folder and assign containing the programs, libraries, headers and sample code. Directories and foldersĪn SAS/C installation contains a number of directories and assigns needed for it to run. It is possible (but not recommened) to run SAS/C from three working floppy disks although having multiple floppy drives is advisable.

Insert disk 1 and run Install_SAS_6.50 and follow the prompts to install the compiler, libraries and header files onto the hard disk or to three blank floppy disks. SAS/C Development System Library Referenceįor more up to date includes and libraries, download and install the latest NDK3.9. SAS/C Development System Quick Reference Guide You can download latest patches from Aminet and the Unofficial SAS C Page. The product was originally called Lattice C. The SAS C compiler was released by SAS Institute Inc in 1992. SAS C Compuler How to use the SAS C Compiler

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