Where is the generated C source file when you compile a program?

[jpgpng]

I want to read that source. The file _m3main.cpp doesn't contain anything useful. I'm sure it's not the translated C source.

[VictorMiasnikov]

cm3[.exe] have flag for this

[RodneyBates]

On 9/22/22 03:55, jpgpng wrote: I want to read that source. The file _m3main.cpp doesn't contain anything useful. I'm sure it's not the translated C source.

Normally, the compiler removes almost all generated intermediate files, by the end of the compilation process.  Add the "-keep" option to your cm3 command to override this. Then all the intermediate files will be left in the build directory. Note that only if you use the C backend will there be files in C.  There are some backend modes that leave files, named ending in "c", that are actually CM3's front-end-to-back-end intermediate representation.

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