Neil wrote:
Benjamin Smedberg wrote:
On 4/2/09 11:19 AM, Pavol Misik wrote:
MS Vista SDK contains Visual C++ compiler (Program Files\Microsoft
SDKs\Windows\v6.0\VC). Is it really necessary to install Visual C++ ?
Perhaps not. The C++ compiler was not included until recent versions
of the SDK, so I'm not sure whether anyone has tried it.
Yes, I've tried it, and it works very well, except you need a debugger
(Express debugger is usually nicer than WinDbg except for lack of JIT
debugging). Note that I use custom startup scripts anyway, but I have a
trial guess-vistasdk.bat if you'd like to test it yourself.
Yes, I would like to try it.
I think this options would be good:
- for extension developer who do extension in javascript to compile
debug configuration so see all asserts in console. They don't need to
download and install Visual Studio Express Edition.
- for native developer to use static code analysis (VC++ express
edition doesn't support it).
I'm not good at makefiles and Moziila Build system.
How can I add _/analyze_ to build all c++ files with?
PM-
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