It works well in Windows. Run x64 Native Tools Command Prompt for VS 2022 cd to $ECL/msvc In Makefile enable line ECL_WIN64 = 1, it turns on Windows 64 build. Then run nmake and nmake install. Last command creates Windows ECL distribution. ECL is compiled successfully on my side. I did not test other VS version, but it should work as well. Also, I only tried win64 builds, have no idea if it will work with other configurations, drop a note if you’ll do that. Sincerely, Dmitry
Суббота, 6 апреля 2024, 10:40 +03:00 от Daniel Kochmański <daniel@turtleware.eu>: Hey Dave,
technically there shouldn't be any issue with the compilation. That said *I think* that cl.exe picks the compiler mode based on the file extension, and as you will see in msvc/c/Makefile, dpp compiles .d files to .c.
ECL (as the source code) can run with C++ core and C++ compilers but for Windows appropriate Makefile *doesn't seem* to cater to that.
Best regards, Daniel
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On Friday, April 5th, 2024 at 8:59 PM, dave@synergy.org < dave@synergy.org > wrote:
Is it possible to perform C++ builds of ECL on Windows/MSVC? Thanks, Dave С уважением, Дмитрий, dmitrys99@mail.ru