Dear all,
I'm trying to integrate the LCC compiler in an automatic Make process
with no (!) user interaction possible but I have a main issue I'm not
able to resolve:
I cannot guarantee that the registry values are properly setup. Not
even on the computer where LCC is installed directly. This is because
there are several accounts for this computer.
I know tha LCC searches for the setup in the registry under
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\lcc] and in a lcc.ini file in the Windows
folder. If it cannot find the path there is asks the user, but
providing this input is not possible in my environment. What I really
would need is a command line switch to the linker to provide the
libpath directly. I realised that lcclnk seems to support the "-L"
switch for additional lib folders (is that correct?!) but it seems not
to be used for the LCC libpath itself.
Has someone a solution how to use the linker assuming the registry and
the lcc.ini file is not available and there is no (!) user interaction
possible?
With best regards, Morten.

MortenMacFly wrote:
> Dear all,
> I'm trying to integrate the LCC compiler in an automatic Make process
> with no (!) user interaction possible but I have a main issue I'm not
> able to resolve:
> I cannot guarantee that the registry values are properly setup. Not
> even on the computer where LCC is installed directly. This is because
> there are several accounts for this computer.
> I know tha LCC searches for the setup in the registry under
> [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\lcc] and in a lcc.ini file in the Windows
> folder. If it cannot find the path there is asks the user, but
> providing this input is not possible in my environment. What I really
> would need is a command line switch to the linker to provide the
> libpath directly. I realised that lcclnk seems to support the "-L"
> switch for additional lib folders (is that correct?!) but it seems not
> to be used for the LCC libpath itself.
> Has someone a solution how to use the linker assuming the registry and
> the lcc.ini file is not available and there is no (!) user interaction
> possible?
> With best regards, Morten.
> 
Please contact q-software-solutions.com for tailored versions of the 
compiler.

jacob

I've done that. Thank you for your answer.