David Lindauer

missed your earlier post... that code seems to be looking for either ".." or "./". the if should probably be written like this to avoid problems at the beginning of...

ok so i guess if you handle the !p check separately then do the other stuff only if it passes you would be good? Another approach is to convert the...

ok i'll see what I can figure out tonite...

i think that would be ok... it currently tries finding it relative to the cwd but usually the goal file is in the cwd if it is going to be...

we could do it in stages - the most obvious errors first and then hone in from there...

the easy way is to use conditionals in the makefile, to add one of the new files to the CPP_DEPENDENCIES:= variable ``` ifeq "$(COMPILER)" "gcc-linux" CPP_DEPENDENCIES:= $(CPP_DEPENDENCIES) os_specific\unix\posix_os.cpp else CPP_DEPENDENCIES:=...

the problem is likely that the object file has a path on it... you'd probably have to rewrite the rule that changes CPP filenames into object filenames to strip the...

I think #252 should cover an alternate debug path when we get it going. The idea being to generate either codeview or PDBs directly then use VS. I don't think...

I didn't realize you wanted a command line option. Maybe the best thing is generate GNU-compatible debug information like you say... rather than rolling another debugger. Although rolling another debugger...

i'm about to close #460 with 8 tests not working. The tests pass a FILE* object to LIBGMP and then eventually into MSVC10 runtime. Since occ FILE* is different than...