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Guide to the Miracle C CompilerErrorMessage#include stdio.hignored--file notfound.function notdeclared '("HelloWorld")'parse error (a),expecting `','' or`SEP' '("HelloWorld") }'parse error (a),expecting `'}'' ''parse error (a),expecting `')'' or`','' '("HelloWorld"'parse error (a),expecting `SEP''{ printf("HelloWorld")variable 'Hello'not found'(Hello, world)'variable 'var' notfoundparse error (a),expecting `')'' or`','' '("HelloWorld)'PossibleexplanationIncorrect pathinformation. Makesure the 'include path'and 'base path' in theOptions>Compilermenu accurately reflectthe location of yourcompiler . SeeChecking pathinformation.Missing header file(such as ).Missing semicolon atthe end of a statement.Missing bracket '}' atthe end of a function.Missing closeparenthesis ')' at theend of a statement.Mistaken semicolonplaced before thestatements attached toa function.Missing quotationmarks around a stringconstant.Variable used withoutbeing declared.Missing close quotes atthe end of a stringconstant.Error Example(none--path-related error)void main( ){printf("Hello, world.");}#includevoid main( ){printf("Hello, world.")}#includevoid main( ){printf("Hello, world.");#includevoid main( ){printf("Hello, world.";{#includevoid main( );{printf("Hello, world.");{#includevoid main( ){printf(Hello, world);{#includevoid main( ){i=1;printf("Hello, world. %i", i)}#includevoid main( ){printf("Hello, world);{http://www.c-compiler.com/guide/index.html (12 of 14) [2/09/2001 8:11:03 AM]
Guide to the Miracle C CompilerBack to Using the Miracle C CompilerTo TopLearning the C language with the Miracle C LanguageLibrary and Workbench Help.Miracle C comes with an concise, easy-to-use C language library that you can access by clicking Help and Language/Library inthe Miracle C menu bar.Use the Library to:● Find definitions and examples of key C language features.● Find lists of C lexical elements (operators, reserved words, and so forth).● See what functions are located in the preset header files.● Find the syntax and see examples of built-in C functions (scanf(), strcat(), etc.).Miracle C also comes with a Workbench Help file that you can access by clicking Help and Workbench Help in the Miracle Cmenu bar.Use Workbench Help to:● Answer questions about the Miracle C user interface.● View explanations and examples of Miracle C menu options.● View a list of available sample programs.Back to Using the Miracle C CompilerTo TopBasic Compiler TerminologySource FileFile containing program instructions in their original form, written in a programming language such as C, C++, or Java.Source code uses common symbols (characters, words and phrases) to represent commands to the computer. C language sourcefiles carry .c filename extensions. See Webopedia's definition for more details and links to related information.Back to Compiler BasicsHigh-level languageA programming language that uses English-like characters, words, and phrases to represent program commands. A low-levellanguage, by contrast, is one which employs symbols and syntax very different from English (or any other "natural" language),for example, 1's and 0's. See Webopedia's definition for more details and links to related information.Back to Compiler Basicshttp://www.c-compiler.com/guide/index.html (13 of 14) [2/09/2001 8:11:03 AM]
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