Visual Studio is very good for programmers.
Now you can to tell to your boss, my Visual Studio is just opening a project, so i have a plenty of time to have cup of coffee:)
Eclipse used to be slowest IDE in the world, but now Visual Studio had made the best effort to to beat it with;D
;D ;D ;D ;D
At one point I wanted to see if I could build my code in Visual Studio. (it could already be done in pocc / gcc), so after I made a new project in that folder, I realized it had put in a .vc directory that was 100MB... I still have no idea what that is for. After all, Pelles C can do all of the things I would use it for without that. Maybe the reason it takes so long to load is that it has to load files from this directory? I didn't care enough to investigate further, I just deleted all of the files related to that after seeing such a waste. Maybe if I really want to build it with cl.exe I can write a batch file for that.
These may help too ;)
https://forum.pellesc.de/index.php?topic=7330.msg27816#msg27816
https://forum.pellesc.de/index.php?topic=3250.msg24126#msg24126
Copy project file to new one and change the C compiler.
That batch file idea is good too, you can create an Add-In for it.
I forgot about this, you can just use cl.exe instead of pocc.exe in Pelles C? I remember reading a while ago you can switch out polink with microsoft's linker- so maybe I should check out these features of the program.
Now it makes me wonder how well this would work for other compilers... I will have to try this out at some point. Thanks for the help.
Quote from: ika on July 15, 2018, 05:21:20 PMI remember reading a while ago you can switch out polink with microsoft's linker
That was a while ago. Now you'll have to consider which debugger you want to use:
Quote from: TimoVJL on July 16, 2018, 11:51:30 AM
PellesC 9:
QuoteLinker:
Added support for Pelles C Debug Info, dropped support for Microsoft CodeView info.
Only the older 32-bit was CodeView ?
PellesC 9 obj-files use PO10 / PellesC debug info, so M$ link can't use that format.
One possibility is to create a conversion program from PO10 to PDB format in some level.
LLVM started to support PDB,
http://blog.llvm.org/2017/08/llvm-on-windows-now-supports-pdb-debug.html
Quote from: TimoVJL on June 18, 2018, 08:06:40 AM
Visual Studio is very good for programmers.
Now you can to tell to your boss, my Visual Studio is just opening a project, so i have a plenty of time to have cup of coffee:)
Eclipse used to be slowest IDE in the world, but now Visual Studio had made the best effort to to beat it with;D
Micro$oft constantly strives to improve their products... 8)
Ralf :P
I use Visual Studio 6, it works good). But don't have includes.