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This project is closely related to gretl (https://gretl.sourceforge.net) and aims to provide a C/C++ stack for linking code against libgretl on MS Windows natively (i.e., using the MS SDK). Currently, only LLVM compilers are supported, though support for MS cl.exe is in progress. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact me at marcin(at)gretlconference(dot)org. Marcin
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VcSpawn
Runs cl.exe/link.exe with low priority in MS VisualStudio
This application is intended to reduce running priority of MS Visual Studio compiler and linker processes. When you build a solution in Visual Studio (2013-2017), it can run multiple cl.exe / link.exe processes that consumes 100% even of multicore CPU. Those processes run with a normal priority and can make other application's work sluggish, even if the compilation is running in the background. This application substitutes native cl.exe / link.exe files and spawns them with a lower than normal priority. As a result any other processes get enough CPU time and reacts promptly. ... -
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cccl is a wrapper around Microsoft Visual C++'s cl.exe and link.exe. It converts Unix compiler command line parameters into the equivalent parameters for cl and link.
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