Lite and Portable And Free C/C++ Compiler & Linker

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TheUbu

Lite and Portable And Free C/C++ Compiler & Linker

Post by TheUbu »

Hey, are there any out there or should I just take my time with GCC?



-Christopher
common

RE:Lite and Portable And Free C/C++ Compiler & Linker

Post by common »

There's quite a number of 'free' compilers, and some are even portable.

Look at LCC and TenDRA
TheUbu

RE:Lite and Portable And Free C/C++ Compiler & Linker

Post by TheUbu »

I will check out LCC... TenDRA would of been good but me and asmodai..... well it is a story for another day.




-Christopher
Gnome

RE:Lite and Portable And Free C/C++ Compiler & Linker

Post by Gnome »

Why not GCC? It's probably the best free compiler out there.

Gnome.
TheUbu

RE:Lite and Portable And Free C/C++ Compiler & Linker

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It is just soooooooo... BIG and I've been lazy lately so it was more effort then I felt like investing to port it..



-Christopher
common

RE:Lite and Portable And Free C/C++ Compiler & Linker

Post by common »

Matter of opinion, and also depending on the platform.  GCC's good for Intel.  However, for sparc, it lacks heavily, even so that lcc is better at sparc.
TheUbu

RE:Lite and Portable And Free C/C++ Compiler & Linker

Post by TheUbu »

common,

True well I am targeting the IA32 platform ATM. I guess I'll have to pick one and just run with it and enjoy those few days. However before I start any compiler porting I guess I should finish up the last aspect I'd like to have in place before that which is shared libraries.


-Chistopher
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