Re: [Info-ingres] C Compilers for the Microsoft environment

As long as you don't want to link to MS C++ libraries the mingw port of
GCC should do: http://www.mingw.org/

It uses the Microsoft standard C library.

Christian Lange

Roy Hann wrote:
In spite of what my kids think, I am a pretty serene and reasonable guy.
But one (of the very few) things that drives me absolutely beserk is having
to install a gigabyte of spurious cack just to get a command-line C compiler
and linker for the Microsoft environment. Even Visual C++ Express is
immense (albeit free of charge).

Has anyone got any recommendations for an open-source C compiler that can
digest ESQLC-generated code and a linker that will build MS XPpro
executables from the Ingres r3/2006 libraries? I know of half a dozen
possibilities. Ideally what I want is a recommendation based on actual
experience.

Roy


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