TMS34010
C
Compiler
Package
Installation
2.2
VAX/VMS
Systems
The tape provided was made at
1600
BPI using the
VMS
BACKUP utility.
Follow
the instructions in this section
to
install and
verify
the tools contained
on the tape.
2.2.1
Installation
Procedure
1 )
Mount
the tape on your tape drive.
2)
Execute the
following
VMS
commands. Note
that
you must create a
destination directory in
which
to
put the tools. This example uses
DEST:<dest-directory> to indicate the destination. TAPE:
is
to
be re-
placed
with
the name
of
the tape drive being used in the backup proce-
dure.
$
allocate
$
init/den;1600
$
mount/for
$
backup
$
dismount
$
dealloc
TAPE:
TAPE:gspc
TAPE:
TAPE:gspc.bck
DEST:<dest-directory>
TAPE:
TAPE:
3)
The product tape contains a command file called setup. com. This file
is
used to set up
VMS
symbols that
allow
the tools
to
be executed
in
the
same manner
as
any other command. This command file must be run
as
follows:
$
@setup
DEST:<dest-directory>
This sets
up
symbols to be used to call the various tools. The symbols
defined
are
listed on the screen by the command file.
2.2.2
Tools
Verification
2-6
The product tape contains a test file (testc34.c) that can
be
compiled and
compared
with
testc34.cmp
to
ensure that the C compiler has been installed
correctly
and
is
functioning.
For
example, enter:
$
gspcpp
testc34
$
gspcc
testc34
$
gspcg
-*
testc34
This produces
an
assembly language file testc34.asm,
which
should
be
exactly
like
the file testc34.cmp shipped on the product tape.
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