Hi guys,
First of all - WOW. Amazing software tool. The several big advantages I
can see with TCC, not least of all enabling serious end-user scripting
within our application.
I have been putting TCC through its paces compiling a key part of our
main source tree.... hit one snag... it won't accept a variable
declaration inside a for statement. Eg:
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
This is part of our coding convention and is accepted by gcc in C99 mode
and accepted by bcb.
Is this something that could be supported?
BTW - The end result of that test (after hacking our source around a bit):
gcc took 10.884s to compile and the stripped executable was 191k in size.
tcc took 684ms to compile and the stripped executable was 102k in size.
Very impressed.
Nick
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