Christoffer Lerno
Christoffer Lerno
Please try it out.
I am not using windows much no, and I need some advice on how to flesh this out. The feature itself is not particularly complicated, but doing it right so...
(This is not the first time I accidentally ping someone... eh) But regarding the proposal, should we consider it closed then?
@data-man Yes, that's what I remembered too.
One should note that I assume the use of pkg-conf will break cross platform compilation. This might not be obvious, but it's trivial to build cross platform for windows –...
> For csources, I guess it might be required to use `pkg-config --cflags` or `pkgconf --cflags` (assuming Windows supports is in place for vcpkg) for additional include directories and compile...
> I have personally not done a whole lot of cross compilation, but from what I can tell, pkg-config and pkgconf offer support for it, in the form of setting...
Just to clarify here, would it be enough to just to shell out with `pkg-config --libs-only-L ` on windows when the directive is seen (and corresponding vcpkg option on windows)...
People will look for functions using their C name, e.g. `cfgetospeed`, so I would do it like this: 1. First just create the `extern` declarations as is, e.g. `extern fn...
Thank you for your work. Now there's just the part when not on posix/libc and it's done!