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Here's one incredibly awesome feature of Clang: Windows support (thanks to Google, actually). No Cygwin/msys required -- it implements the Windows calling conv
by rryan 11y ago
Here's one incredibly awesome feature of Clang: Windows support (thanks to Google, actually).
No Cygwin/msys required -- it implements the Windows calling conventions, exception handling, etc. You can link modules compiled with Clang using the Microsoft linker.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dr0eY9c23i8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dr0eY9c23i8
- beagle3 11y agomingw (now mingw64) has been doing that for ages as well -- I'm too busy to check right now, but I suspect since before clang supported windows. gcc has had support for every operating system under the sun at one point or another - I fondly remember using the DJDelorie version for DOS+Extender, and if I'm not mistaken, there was also a release that could do WIN32 on Windows 95 from delorie.