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C/C++ COMPILER->Compiler Support Files->Introducing compiler support files

A number of support files are supplied with the C compiler.  These contain either header information or library code.  The following files are provided:

    
Header files

stdio.h stdlib.h string.h malloc.h ctype.h stdarg.h stddef.h limits.h conio.h math.h float.h


Library files
    
cf5206.lib cf5307.lib cf5407.lib fcf5206.lib fcf5307.lib fcf5407.lib

cf5206.lib contain the startup module, standard integer library and other necessary runtime routines for the CF5206.  (None of the routines use any hardware divide instructions.) This will be automatically included for all ColdFire variants other than the CF5206e and CF5307.

cf5307.lib contain the startup module, standard integer library and other necessary runtime routines compiled for the CF5307.     (The hardware divide instructions are used where appropriate.)  This will be automatically included for the CF5206e and CF5307 ColdFire variants.

cf5407.lib contain the startup module, standard integer library and other necessary runtime routines compiled for the CF5407. This will be automatically included for the CF5407 ColdFire variant.

fcf5206.lib provides the floating point library for all ColdFire variants other than the CF5206e and CF5307.

fcf5307.lib provides the floating point library for the CF5407 ColdFire variant.

fcf5407.lib provides the floating point library for the CF5206e and CF5307 ColdFire variants.


Header files included by the format

#include "stdio.h"

can be located either in the current directory or in the directory specified by the INCLUDE environment variable.  (See the description of the SET command in your MS-DOS manual to see how to set this variable).

Header files included by the format

#include <stdio.h>

can only be located in the directory specified by the INCLUDE environment variable.

A detailed description of the library routines are presented in the section Compiler Library Functions.