• Make sure GOPATH/bin is in your PATH environmental variable
• GCC is installed (see Usage: Alternate C Compilers, below)

Depending on your needs, you probably want to clone a specific version of Calc. If you clone Calc without specifying a branch you will clone the master branch, which is unstable and likely not what you want.

Choose the version of Calc you want to install and insert the branch name of the corresponding version you want. In the example below, Calc 1 has been used:

1. mkdir -p github.com/rthornton128
2. cd github.com/rthornton128
3. git clone -b calc1 http://github.com/rthornton128/calc

To install and use the compiler, change into the calc directory and run the following command:

make install

This will call 'go build' to install calcc and attempt to build the C runtime. Edit the Makefile in the root directory if you need to change the C compiler or tune any C compiler/linker flags.

calcc [flags] **filename**.calc

Provided no errors were reported, you should be able to run the resulting binary.

Use the -h flag to view usage and optional flags information.

If you want to use LLVM/Clang or another C compiler you will need to pass additional flags to calcc.

• -cc=name or path to compiler
• -cflags=C flags to compile but not link, including warning flags
• -cout=flag(s) to output an object by name
• -ld=name or path to linker
• -ldflags=linker flags

Check the usage for examples of the defaults to properly format the flags. Pay special attention to the -cout flag.