Delyan Angelov

No, `-showcc` is not bugged - it simply shows what options were used to invoke your backend C compiler, nothing more.

`-cc msvc` is weird (it has special cases and special bugs, that are not present for the rest of the backends), and so it can be 🤷🏻‍♂️ . I would...

 These are the options, with `-cc msvc` and without it (using the default fallback for -prod). They definitely seem different to me 🤷🏻‍♂️ .

Here is a clearer comparison:  From that, I think that the left part (the one for `-cc msvc`) does pick conditional flags from `vlib/builtin/builtin_d_gcboehm.c.v`, that were inside `$if msvc...

Anyway, that is something for another issue. I think that the current one can be closed when the PR is merged, @rcsaquino ?

According to :  i.e. the Language Server Protocol requires that to be encoded as an integer. We would have to change VLS. I do agree that in general this...

Imho the support for custom .from_toml and .to_toml methods should stay - if they are defined, they should be tried first, and if they are not, the `toml` module could...

Nothing is calling .from_toml at all anymore in [6d535ee](https://github.com/vlang/v/pull/17970/commits/6d535ee943a27e88113f657d4ebea8c5aeca7dc8) .

I've tried `v -prod -cc gcc-11 run app.v` as well as `v -prod -cc clang-12 run app.v` on Ubuntu 20.04, and both do work. What compiler version are you using?...

Try compiling with '-no-parallel' as well.