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Windows version
Would be nice. Currently using this by running code under WSL, and then forwarding results onto a Windows program on host machine via sockets, which is... suboptimal.
Hey, thank you for your feedback!
Making this work on Windows would be nice, but I have no idea what that would take because I've yet to successfully compile even a hello world in C under Windows. Therefore I don't even know what parts of libtwirc's code are generally fit to work under Windows.
One part of the code that is definitely not portable is epoll
, which probably shouldn't be too hard to replace with whatever alternative Windows has to offer.
If you can assist me with setting up a working C dev pipeline in Windows (preferably that doesn't rely on proprietary and/or huge software) or point me to good resources on the topic, then I'm willing to give it another try. :-)
What did you try? The main ones seem to be: Visual Studio, GCC, and Clang. I'd recommend VS 2017 Community edition, which is free, but if you're used to unix maybe GCC would actually be easier for you to use.