Joshua Phillips <jp.sittingd...@gmail.com> wrote: (08/04/2009 18:36)
>Drag-and-drop? O_o > Yep, drag and drop. >:) Very useful. Open an 'Explorer' window to browse to what-have-you, then drag it to a DOS window where it autowrites a path. So long as those paths work, this is very fast and easy, whether the territory is familiar or not. I never scorn drag/drop (though I know many do). The way I see it is: if we're going to use a GUI that offers ways to let motor memory in our bodies work to speed interaction, then limiting to text interfaces alone is daft. I love commandlines, but that doesn't mean I want to pass up good stuff in a GUI for it. This way I get the best of both. >For case-insensitive comparisons in C, there's strcasecmp (GNU) and stricmp >(MSVCRT). They're both identical in function, but are non-standard >extensions. > No generic case comparion OR forcing in C? It's not that minimal, is it? Lua is based in C, must have been a pig to write if they had to branch to test the host OS and run different code just to do things as basic as that. _______________________________________________ Tinycc-devel mailing list Tinycc-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tinycc-devel
