tcc:tldr:e1036

The command you provided: "tcc -run ${path-to-source_file-c} ${arguments}" is a command that uses the Tiny C Compiler (TCC) to compile and execute a C source file.

Here is a breakdown of the command:

• "tcc" is the command to invoke the Tiny C Compiler.
• "-run" is an option passed to TCC, indicating that the source file should be compiled and immediately executed.
• "${path-to-source_file-c}" is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual path to the C source file you want to compile and run. It should have the ".c" file extension.
• "${arguments}" is a placeholder that should be replaced with any arguments you want to pass to the compiled program when it is executed. These arguments are optional and can include items like command-line parameters or input file names.

To use this command, you need to replace the placeholders with the appropriate values for your use case. For example, if your C source file is located at "/path/to/myfile.c" and you want to pass the argument "input.txt", you would use the modified command:

tcc -run /path/to/myfile.c input.txt

This would compile the "myfile.c" source file and immediately execute the resulting program, passing "input.txt" as an argument.