Re: Function Prototype Generation

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Bob Smith wrote:
Tim Prince wrote:
Bob Smith wrote:
I was using MS Visual Studio for a C-only project and want to switch for various reasons. One reason not to switch is that I can't find a way to get gcc to generate function prototypes automatically. MSVC has a switch (/Zg) which they list as deprecated to do this.

1.  Am I missing something in gcc?
Do you mean gnu protoize?

That name sounds intriguing. From what I can glean from Google, it is an optional part of GCC and doesn't appear to be distributed with any of the binaries for the Windows platform. I've downloaded gcc from DJGPP, GNU, and MingW without finding that function.

Any other places I should look?

It's included in the cygwin gcc source and binary distribution:

   Mon Dec 18 00:56:14 2006          44836 usr/bin/*protoize*.exe
   Mon Dec 18 00:56:14 2006          30568 usr/bin/gcov.exe
   Mon Dec 18 00:56:14 2006          96277 usr/bin/cpp.exe
   Mon Dec 18 00:56:14 2006          39680 usr/bin/un*protoize*.exe
   Mon Dec 18 00:56:16 2006          94741 usr/bin/gcc.exe



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