On Sat, 2020-10-17 at 13:40 +0330, Vahid Bashiri via dia-list wrote:
> I have done it with MSVS 6.0 years ago. If I remember correctly there is a
> makefile you set the path to the visual studio compiler in it and run make. I
> remember it was working perfectly. You need VS 6.0 command line tools.
I have done it with MSVS 6.0 years ago. If I remember correctly there is a
makefile you set the path to the visual studio compiler in it and run make.
I remember it was working perfectly. You need VS 6.0 command line tools.
On Mon, Oct 12, 2020 at 2:50 PM Andrey Repin via dia-list <
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Greetings, Zander Brown!
>> I would prefer Cygwin.
>> Even with the downsides of the platform, this may be a easier
>> building experience.
> Your free to use whatever you want, but Mark asked about Visual Studio
> and MSYS2 is run in CI so is known to work (well it at least builds)
Makes sense.
> I would prefer Cygwin.
> Even with the downsides of the platform, this may be a easier
> building experience.
Your free to use whatever you want, but Mark asked about Visual Studio
and MSYS2 is run in CI so is known to work (well it at least builds)
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Greetings, Zander Brown!
> We only support meson (since maintaining multiple build systems is asking for
> trouble imo) but
> meson can be used with VS -
> https://mesonbuild.com/Using-with-Visual-Studio.html - so you
> could give that a go.
> If it works it would be great to get it running in C
Hey Mark
I honestly have no idea if will work, I've tried to avoid traps like
cleanups in the hope it might build
but I'm not aware of anyone actually trying it (at least not in the last 5
years or so)
We only support meson (since maintaining multiple build systems is asking for
trouble imo) but
