David Lindauer

it currently pushes it out (/Y) but there is no facility to take it in at present...

so you make a codeview 8 module, then process it with microsoft link, and suddenly it works in visual studio? That sounds nice! I had codeview 6 or 7 support...

also a request to make occil generate PDB files (see #510)

ok we can look at this later... some programs still take a while to compile, the one out of the project is sqlite3.c... 8 seconds or so I think?

cool that looks pretty easy. My adl file format should handle it well enough...

yeah I can add that... probably tomorrow :)

this is reasonable but my first comment is... whenever I get to it OCIDE is going away. Does it make sense to use the OCIDE menu item that auto-generates makefiles...

I think at this point I have enough to do and want to defer making a build binary... if you can export a makefile for now that would be good.

yeah this is probably the lowest priority thing I've got to do :). FWIW I had never used C++/CLI before I wrote the msil compiler, so it wouldn't be conformant...

I found out today that while C++/CLI syntax is standardized, Microsoft isn't supporting it in relation to the latest push to go to using .NET core 2.0. Apparently the cost...