I have found 9.26 (current stable) to be riddled with bugs, and the
latest git to be much more stable. I would like to see a new release
just because of that.
When I tried TCC 9.26 a couple of months back I was stuck in a hole of
misleading compiler messages, strange crashes and executables with
multiple personalities. Basically nothing other than the bundled
example .c files worked.
I decided to join the mailing list on a whim, which showed me that the
project was not dead at all (against first impressions). Since then I've:
* Installed a mingw toolchain
* Downloaded snapshots from GIT
* Worked out how to compile them with mingw GCC's shared libs
statically included.
Now I have a version of TCC that works amazingly well, but I don't
expect many people to make it this far or even see how useful this
project is. I suspect most will give up after trying 9.26.
Release early, release often!
Regards, Hales
(Also: a big thankyou for the new warning regarding
__declspec(dllimport/export)! Very much appreciated. Do any of you
live in Australia? I'll send you some PREFERRED_DELICACY. )
Charles Lohr wrote:
I've been lurking here and there, but haven't seen any rabbling about
a new release? It's been several years and I really like the current
mainline for my projects. I'm hoping to use TCC in a rash of upcoming
projects. Any word if I might be able to direct people to 0.9.27?
The latest I can see discussion on this is back from 2014!
https://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/tinycc-devel/2014-01/msg00022.html
Thanks for everything you guys do. TinyCC has become an amazingly
useful tool and reaches far beyond what you guys are aware of!
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