The book includes most of the source code for version of the compiler, which was written as a literate program using noweb. As of July 2011 the current version of LCC is , but much of the book still applies to this version. The major change since the book was published is in the code-generator interface, which is described in a separate document. The Lcc-win32 or LccWin32 system is a full featured C Development Environment for the Microsoft Windows operating system, written by Jacob Navia. He continued the work of Hanson and Fraser, who wrote the original LCC compiler | Programming with lcc-win32 by Jacob Navia and Q Software Solutions GmbH 2000-2003 Jacob Navia and Q Software Solutions GmbH. This document is part of the lcc-win32 documentation. Distribution in any form is explicitly not allowed. Chapter 1 Introduction to C 1 Organization of C programs 2 Hello 3 An overview of the compilation process 5 Summary of section Hello. 6 An overview of the standard libraries 7 Windows specific headers 8 Passing arguments to a program 8 Iteration constructs 10 for 11 while 11 do 11 Basic types 11 Summary. 12 Declarations and definitions 13 Variable declaration 13 Function declaration 15 Function definitions 16 Variable definition 16 Statement syntax 16 Errors and warnings 17 Reading from a file 18 Commentaries 23 Standard comments 24 Describing a function 24 Describing a file 26 An overview of the whole language 26 Statements 28 Declarations 32 Pre-processor 34 Windows specific defined symbols 35 Control-flow 36 Windows specific syntax 36 A closer view 37 Identifiers. .
