I compiled a 32 bit windows build from source a few days back. This
solved /many/ issues I was having with the last official release that
didn't make any sense when compiling a little pet project.
Ben: tell me how you go if you have any issues compiling.
Heads up if you are using the .bat file to compile:
(1) If you are using mingw gcc, then add the extra flags -static and
-static-libgcc, otherwise you'll need several mingw dlls (pthreads and a
few others, by memory) copied to the same folder for tcc.exe to work.
(2) If you are compiling under wine (using wineconsole): the IF
statements in the batch file use a syntax that is not supported. GOTO
skip past (or remove) all of the if statements at the front and then I
think you only need to fix a few that remain (replace their () with ""
or []).
Regards, Hales
Ben Hutchinson wrote:
I want to have the latest version of TCC (version 0.9.27) compiled
into an EXE file for me, since I can't figure out how to compile it
myself. And if you do, make sure to compile tcc.exe as a 32bit
version, not a 64bit version. That is, it should be able to run on
both 32bit and 64bit versions of Windows, and should itself compile
EXEs as 32bit versions by default.
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