Hi!.. I've been using TinyCC/TCC (0.9.25+) for, give or take, ten years now. But I haven't used it for any "Windows" programs. (Everything I use it for is either EMBEDDED software or "simple" EXEs to do "POSIX-ish" things as standalone executables. As far as "embedded" goes, I love TinyCC because it supports "proper" (at least as I understand them) CDECL semantics. I.e., it PUSHes argument for CALLs and POPs them (in the CALLER) on RETurn. The GCC suite seems to have given up on supporting (what I understand as) "proper" CDECL years ago.)
I was "just curious" and I tried using TinyCC to build the Windows "applications" from the "Forger's Win32API Tutorial" (a great (imo) introduction to Win32 programming). (Normally I use Cygwin GCC and/or MinGW GCC to build these example programs. But to get them to compile under Cygwin GCC, I had to use the -mno-cygwin switch.. and that's been depricated in Cygwin GCC.. so I'm left with only MinGW.) But when I try building these examples with TinyCC, I get a "_winstart not defined" error. Any hints/ideas? Regards, Tom -- Sent from: http://nongnu.13855.n7.nabble.com/tinycc-devel-f70286.html _______________________________________________ Tinycc-devel mailing list Tinycc-devel@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tinycc-devel
