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Meanwhile, GCC works fine on Windows. (Mingw builds normal non Cygwin programs.) There's no need to bow to cl.exe just because you want to build for Windows
by quotemstr 10y ago
Meanwhile, GCC works fine on Windows. (Mingw builds normal non Cygwin programs.) There's no need to bow to cl.exe just because you want to build for Windows
- tedmielczarek 10y agoIf you're shipping binaries to end users Microsoft's optimizer is pretty fantastic, especially if you build with PGO. Plus MinGW sometimes lags behind with things added in newer Microsoft SDKs, so there can be some friction there. I think things are getting better with clang-cl, so that might be a feasible direction in the near future.
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