[Dev-C++] using the Mingw compiler as a command line tool
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From: Luigi S. <gi...@li...> - 2001-06-09 04:45:43
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Hello ! I'm not very happy about the following features of Dev-C++: - there is no way to compile a single file - "compile project" compiles everything (even files for which obj is up-to-date) I decided to work around this by using directly the Mingw compiler. To start, I looked at the file produced by Dev when you ask to generate the makefile and I have some questions: - has a DOS command line (Win 98 - DOS box) any max length (in old DOS there was a 128 char limit)? - does gcc have anyhing like the "response file" of bcc32? - when developing a console mode application, do I need to link rsrc.o? thank you for your help. -- gisan |