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Caesar Romano wrote:
> On Wed, 02 Feb 2011 10:51:38 +0100, jacob navia <>
> wrote Re Announce lcc-win:
>
>>The latest version of lcc-win contains the first release of the C
>>containers library.
>>
>>Use iterators, containers, hash tables, bloom flters, flexible arrays
>>that expand when you add items automatically, single and double linked
>>lists, etc.
>>
>>All containers use a simple and easy to remember syntax. Source code is
>>included with the lcc-win distribution so that you can adapt it or
>>include it in your application.
>>
>>Besides, I thank copx for pointing me to a problem with code generation.
>>
>>jacob
>
> Thank you for all the work you do for lcc-win.

Jacob --

Thanks for this.

Are you aware that the new C standard will feature C++-style templates,
implemented by a new keyword __generic?

It seems to me that your container library would be an excellent testbed
for introducing this excellent new feature into LCC.

Best Regards,
-epr-

I could not make lcc-win32 run on my machine (W7 Prof)
However I cannot install it in c:\lcc
Therefore I installed it (as admin) in d:\develop\c\lcc
The paths in the registry are correct
Buildapi shows a lot of conflicts between win-dlls and lcc-dlls

A simple "Hello World" console program in Wedit shows
d:\develop\c\lcc\lib\lcccrt0obj .text: undefined reference to
'_RtlUnwind@16'

Andreas

On 3 Feb., 18:49, Edward Rutherford wrote:
>
> Jacob --
>
> Thanks for this.
>
> Are you aware that the new C standard will feature C++-style templates,
> implemented by a new keyword __generic?

Are you sure? Judging by the Wikipedia article about C1X the _Generic
keyword is nothing like C++ templates. It appears to be more like a
compile-time switch that depends on some expression's type which can
be used to simulate overloading/overload resolution. Maybe there are
other fancy tricks you can do with it. But comparing it to C++
templates seems like a bit of a stretch.