Re: Compiling to platform independent code

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Unzipped you test program to:

c:\helloworld

Selecting a 'C' compiler was a random walk:

  • turboC [required some .net files which I did not bother with]
  • mingc [files were for 64bit only]
  • digital mars -- no special requirements

Digital Mars unzips to c:/dm

  • no installation needed

$> c:/dm/bin/dmc 

gives you the compiler and a list of flags; no flag for console choice

I randomly tried the -6 flag (which is for 686 code)

From the c:/helloworld folder I type:

$> c:\dm\bin\dmc -6 helloworld.c 

gives me a compiled program which runs just a bit slower than the default of no flags (or my eyes are a bit faster this morning!)

the console lasts just long enough to show that the program compiled correctly 

_tom

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