Now nc starts from c_src/nitc instead of bin/nitc.
Rationale is that one wants to check that the compiler can really bootstrap.
Signed-off-by: Jean Privat <jean@pryen.org>
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# limitations under the License.
-NITC="../bin/nitc"
+NITC="../c_src/nitc"
NITCOPTS= #"-I parser -I metamodel -I syntax -I compiling -I tmp"
name=`basename $0`
case $name in
nc) opts="";;
- nc0) opts="-p 0"; NITC="../c_src/nitc";;
- nc1) opts="-p 1"; NITC="./nitc_0";;
nc2) opts="-p 2"; NITC="./nitc";;
nc3) opts="-p 3"; NITC="./nitc_2";;
nc4) opts="-p 4"; NITC="./nitc_3";;
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-nc
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-nc
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