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RE: [Lightweight C++] News
From: |
Ron Pinkas |
Subject: |
RE: [Lightweight C++] News |
Date: |
Fri, 21 Jan 2005 10:28:19 -0800 |
Stelios,
> > Any chance I can convince you to directly support Windows, with
> > compilers like LCC or preferably Pelle's C?
> >
>
> Well, we *definitelly* need "statements in expressions" and
> some way to specify linkonce sections for the linker. Plain
> C99 is unfortunatelly not enough to compile the code
> generated by lwc. We'd also need alloca and constructor sections.
Could you kindly provide more info on the above? Pelle is a good friend of
mine, and is usually VERY responsive. :-)
> So why not mingw?
I'm commited to Pelle's C for many reasons, which may be difficult to
explain. :-)
> I like the lcc effort and I think that implementing gcc's
> extensions would be *good* for lcc. This sounds like I'm
> throwing the ball at the lcc camp:), but, really, we need
> some standards on the C extensions (which are unlikely to be
> standarized by an organization in the next 3 years).
> Those standards at the time are GNUC, for no other reason but
> that gcc happens to be free and of great quality.
If you provide more specific details, I'll do my best to get such extensions
implemented in Pelle's C.
> I promise to try to turn my windows box into a development
> platform though:)
Many thanks. :-)
Ron