tinycc-win32-notify — Major updates in progress + releases

[Tinycc-win32-notify] Sorry for the extreme delay in progress... some updates

[Thomas H. Jr. <har...@gm...>]

I've recently been working on setting up a good way to have sort of a
unified tinycc that compiles under both linux, windows via mingw, and
windows via visual studio.
At the moment, linux and windows via mingw are operating... though
some test discrepencies are arising [pretty much only in math stuff],
which I'll try to alleviate.
Certain maths will likely not cooperate in visual studio, because [if
i remember right] some calls are made that mingw/linux recognize but
bare windows does not... + the fact that some assembly is used which
visual studio wasn't recognizing in its format (since it well... isnt)
[ which I set up TCC to parse the libtcc1.c file so that it can do the
math itself... which ran into the call issues].

I think I'm going to move all my TinyCC stuff from the source-forge
site to one hosted by me...  and since my server can't upload as fast
as it could [due to university limits.. curse those] I'll have it
mirror the data on a server I've paid for [albiet cheaply].. and
perhaps into a folder on the SF space.
The reason I want to move the stuff onto my site is the use of ASP.Net
being hosted via Mono.Net [great platform].  I may even try some magic
and have TinyCC do some page script handling ;)
Probably just for the example/exercise, since C isn't designed for
web-scripting... though........ perhaps one of the backends for the
unified versions could take in some sort of PHP-like language and spit
out C code which would run through........ okay, too much digression.

Thanks for putting yourself on the list.
Hope this year brings some great works.

-- 
Thomas Harning Jr.

[Tinycc-win32-notify] Long time no post - TinyCC Update

[Thomas H. Jr. <har...@gm...>]

Sorry for the long delay in any progress and notifications.  I have
begun the process of converting TinyCC to C++ to a potentially
upgradable, modular design.
The first phase is moving all the code to various C++ classes until it
compiles and operates properly.
The second phase will be restructuring the C++ classes so that the
design is more stable, readable, and upgradable.  As of now... the
current class allocation is mainly based on what data needs to be
accessed by functions, not on functionality.
-- 
Thomas Harning Jr.

[Tinycc-win32-notify] Hope we got more people to use tinyCC.

[tom <to...@ya...>]

TinyCC should be a good tool, i like it.

[Tinycc-win32-notify] Project status update

[Thomas A. H. <har...@ms...>]

Sorry about not updating the project in nearly forever.  I've let the 
project lapse into nothing since I thought no one was interested.  Though 
now that I've checked the site stats and that this mailing list has users, I 
found myself wrong. 

I will soon make updates to this project to have it interoperate with as 
many compilers as possible [on windows and linux].  I plan on using 
"premake" from http://premake.sourceforge.net to generate 'make'-files and 
Visual Studio projects... perhaps even SharpDevelop if I get around to 
making a C# interface to the library dlls. 

The countdown til my laptop arrival [a nice Athlon 64 3400+ for jus ~1200] 
is now about 10 days, after which I should soon be working on re-porting the 
linux version of tinycc to windows compilers so that I get it clean the 
first time and allow simple changes to work on windows instead of the hacky 
method I used to let it compile [there were many #IFDEFs added to the 
original]. 

-- 
Thomas Harning Jr.