ThomasMertes

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I just uploaded the new Windows installer, **seed7_05_20230709_win.exe**, to the [files/bin](https://sourceforge.net/projects/seed7/files/bin/) folder of the SourceForge project. In my tests it is able to download the latest version, **2023-07-09**. It also...

Hi Liam, Great to hear that **seed7_05_20230709_win.exe** works properly. Regarding your finding that files were newly compiled in this install: Do you mean these files are compiled now and the...

Thank you very much for your suggestion. These files are not listed in the [Subject Index](https://thomasmertes.github.io/Seed7Home/subject_index.htm) because they have no entry in the [Libraries Section](https://thomasmertes.github.io/Seed7Home/libraries/index.htm). In order to do that,...

I have added documentation comments to five more libraries (which adds them to the [Subject Index](https://thomasmertes.github.io/Seed7Home/subject_index.htm)): - [archive_base.s7i](https://thomasmertes.github.io/Seed7Home/libraries/archive_base.htm) - [http_response.s7i](https://thomasmertes.github.io/Seed7Home/libraries/http_response.htm) - [makedata.s7i](https://thomasmertes.github.io/Seed7Home/libraries/makedata.htm) - [tar_cmds.s7i](https://thomasmertes.github.io/Seed7Home/libraries/tar_cmds.htm) - [tee.s7i](https://thomasmertes.github.io/Seed7Home/libraries/tee.htm)

Unfortunately there is currently no support for a Seed7 "LSP" language server protocol. If someone takes this task I will gladly support it.

The [Seed7 compiler](https://thomasmertes.github.io/Seed7Home/scrshots/s7c.htm) uses a C compiler as back-end. Seed7 can cross compile if there are multiple C compilers (for different targets) or a C compiler that can cross-compile. Currently...

> Could you let the C compiler be configurable (along with compiler flags), so Zig could be used ... I assume you are referring to the Seed7 compiler that generates...

> I should've been more clear. The Zig compiler can (cross-)compile C code. I see what you mean: ``` zig cc -o hello.exe hello.c -target x86_64-windows-gnu ``` would compile to...