[scilab-Users] lcc-windows module freezes scilab

[Adrien Vogt-Schilb]

Hi

if you find no other solution to your problem, i recommend you to try 
switching from LCC to mingw (which is a port of gcc), following 
instructions from here : http://atoms.scilab.org/toolboxes/mingw/
(if you do so, be sure to download mingw from equation.com, do not try 
to use another mingw distribution)
as far as i am concerned, mingw has been working far better than lcc 
(but i do not use xcos)

best regards
avs



Le 19/04/2011 12:54, Edgar Ataide a écrit :
>
> I was working with scilab/xcos's electric module, version 5.3.1, and 
> when I tried to do a simulation of my  circuit, xcos gave me a warning 
> telling me that I had not installed any compiler.
>
> I installed the lcc-windows compiler with atoms, I installed also the 
> module lcc-windows. The module was installed with success.
>
> When I started again scilab it loaded all modules perfectly and when 
> it loaded or tried to load the lcc module scilab got stuck in the 
> following state:
>
> Start LCC-Win Compiler support
>
>                Load macros
>
>                Load help
>
>  the command prompt never appeared and the computer overloaded. The 
> only way to make the computer usable again was to kill scilab task 
> with task manager.
>
> I have tried several strategies to overcome the problem:
>
> 1-I uninstalled  the lcc compiler; the problem remained.
>
> 2-I uninstalled scilab completely. I reinstalled scilab; installed 
> lcc-windows with success. I started scilab and the problem remains 
> with the following messages at the scilab console:
>
> Startup execution:
>
>   loading initial environment
>
> Start LCC-Win Compiler support
>
>        Load macros
>
>        Load help
>
> I think there are three possibilities: or there is a bug in scilab/lcc 
> module or I am making some mistake or the lcc compiler is not suitable 
> for scilab 5.3.1.
>
> Can you help to overcome this problem.
>
> Best regards
>
> Edgar Ataide
>

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