I also suggest how to work around a problem that can occur when another compiler is installed. Install the program according to the instructions there. I have only tried the Win32 binary under Windows 98, but the information below might also be useful under Windows 95. LCLint requires an environment variable named include to give the directories containing standard headers. Therefore, it is necessary to set include, or LCLint will not work properly.
Some compilers DO arrange for include to have a value.
Replace the directories mentioned below with those that are valid on your system. In this case it would be better not to set the variable in .bashrc, but to run LCLint through a batch file or shell script which sets include for LCLint, then runs LCLint and exits. A remaining problem is that LCLint options may be quite long, but very long command lines are truncated under Windows 98. NO responsibility for problems that result. I would be glad to hear of suggestions to improve this document.