>> Is there anyone aware of some kind of wrapper so i could use the MSVC
>> compiler with either MSYS or cygwin? By that, i mean that i have bash
>> scripts which perform under either linux, macos and windows, and i would
>> like to be able to use them as well in cohesion with the MSVC compiler.
> thank you very much for the additional info.. Yes, you are wright, I did this
> just because I wanted to see that the compiler works. My real application
> will require arguments anyway.
> Thanks a lot for your help.
No problem, glad i could help you.
Have fun!
Pierre.
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On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 7:49 AM, MARTIN Pierre wrote:
> Dear MinGW-w64 readers,
>
> Is there anyone aware of some kind of wrapper so i could use the MSVC
> compiler with either MSYS or cygwin? By that, i mean that i have bash scripts
> which perform under either linux, macos and windows, and i w
On 20.4.2012 14:49, MARTIN Pierre wrote:
> Is there anyone aware of some kind of wrapper so i could use the MSVC
> compiler with either MSYS or cygwin? By that, i mean that i have bash scripts
> which perform under either linux, macos and windows, and i would like to be
> able to use them as we
Dear MinGW-w64 readers,
Is there anyone aware of some kind of wrapper so i could use the MSVC compiler
with either MSYS or cygwin? By that, i mean that i have bash scripts which
perform under either linux, macos and windows, and i would like to be able to
use them as well in cohesion with the M
Please post to the mailing list, if you only post to me and i answer you with a
misstake, no one will be able to correct me :)
> thank you very much for your quick response. I just tried with a "viod"
> instead and it works fine now.
You shouldn't use void as your main arguments for two reasons:
