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RE: Using gcc to compile C file - JRace - 04-22-2024
Well you've mastered the art of commenting code.
Commenting code has always been a chore for me, so my own comments tend to be brief and for myself, and used only when needed.
Friends have told me that I would make a good teacher, and my response usually starts with a cringe. I've always had trouble expressing my thoughts in ways that other people can understand.
RE: Using gcc to compile C file - aurel - 04-22-2024
Quote:The MinGW compiler installed with QB64PE is perfectly functional, so there is no need to waste several hundred megabytes of disk space on another MinGW version unless you need a specific compiler.thanks JRace ...that is my point to
not that i am lazy to download ..but simply why.
well u use C disk...when ever i try to put something on C
windows complain ..so i use disk D
so i need that Npp extension...ok i can try
tnx
RE: Using gcc to compile C file - aurel - 04-22-2024
Quote:-static: This tells the linker to statically link the program (build needed functions from the Standard library into the EXE) instead of requiring external library DLLs. I hate when I run a program and Windows tells me that I need certain .DLLs. (Note that static linking will cause your EXE file to be bigger)This one should be good for Scintilla code editor
I saw some guys from FreeBasic use this method to build code editors.