Which compiler do you use?

[Brian Deters]

I am using MSVC++ 2010 to compile the Pawn compiler. It was pretty simple to build, but it has some runtime issues.
For example, certain malformed code would cause my compiler to crash, while the pawncc.exe that came with Quincy shows proper error codes.
I did have to do some massaging to get the compiler to build properly as a Release version, so I'm wondering:

What IDE/compiler do others use to build the Pawn compiler?

[petteri...@gmail.com]

Hi,

> What IDE/compiler do others use to build the Pawn compiler?

I have seen the same when trying to build pawncc for Windows using
mingw: compiles fine, but crashes at random points when it tries to
print stuff to the screen.

I have since used some Borland compiler with CMake, because that was
recommended somewhere in Pawn documentation. It has worked fine.

On Linux I use gcc and haven't had any problems.

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[mat henshall]

gnu C on linux and otehr embedded platforms

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[Brian Deters]

I just tried GCC using Code::Blocks and it's looking pretty good so far.

@mat: I am also in SJ. \wave

On Monday, March 11, 2013 11:57:10 PM UTC-7, mat henshall wrote:

gnu C on linux and otehr embedded platforms