How correctly to initialize external variable?
For example code (test1.c):

const  int axx = 3;
 int b = axx;

void
main(void)
    {
    }

At compilation: sc test1.c -c -mx
There is a mistake:
test1.c(2) : Error: constant initializer expected
--- errorlevel 1

Your code is correct C++, but not correct C. Try using the -cpp flag to tell the compiler it is C++. -Walter

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>How correctly to initialize external variable?
>For example code (test1.c):
>
>const  int axx = 3;
> int b = axx;
>
>void
>main(void)
>    {
>    }
>
>At compilation: sc test1.c -c -mx
>There is a mistake:
>test1.c(2) : Error: constant initializer expected
>--- errorlevel 1
>
>
>
>
>
>