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Third-party compilers are already locked out of Win32 development to a large degree thanks to patents on things like SEH (32-bit) and access to the native intri
by BudVVeezer 14y ago
Third-party compilers are already locked out of Win32 development to a large degree thanks to patents on things like SEH (32-bit) and access to the native intrinsics. Why people are up in arms over WinRT is beyond me.
- JoshTriplett 14y agoMinGW has worked on Windows for years, and has the advantage of working as a cross-compiler from other platforms, which makes it easier to build releases for multiple platforms on one system.