So i wanted to play with translate-c, to see how the generated code looks like.
I tried translating the kilo editor(GitHub - antirez/kilo: A text editor in less than 1000 LOC with syntax highlight and search. · GitHub), since ot is small, but still complex enough to exercise translate-c.
When i do 'zig translate-c kilo.c", it says that termios.h is not found.
I compiled kilo.c and i was able to run it normally.
Did i miss anything?
Translate c now uses the experimental arocc, instead of clang, to parse and inspect the source.
But compiling still uses clang.
arocc is supposed to be a drop-in replacement, any discrepancy is a bug that you should report (if it isn’t already).
That being said, translate c is only useable with headers, actual c source is not expected to translate correctly if at all.
But that does not, immediately, appear to be relevant to this issue.
Probably missing -lc to “link libc”?
zig translate-c -lc kilo.c
works for me