Ryan Jacobs

@RMKD I literally just got this working. Step 1. Compile openFrameworks ``` $ cd /tmp $ git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/openframeworks/openFrameworks $ cd openFrameworks/scripts/linux/ $ sudo .//install_dependencies.sh $ ./compileOF.sh ``` Step...

Hey, I was browsing the issues and saw this one. It's a little late, but to trigger BASH verbose/debug mode -- it is `set -x` you are looking for. `set...

Sorry, I’ve been very busy lately. I’ll get back to you tomorrow On Fri, Jun 22, 2018 at 2:46 AM Alejandro Gallo wrote: > However the project seems to be...

@cielavenir I'm pretty sure D already has compilation-caching builtin with their `rdmd` command. As for fortran support, I wouldn't mind that either as long as the tests are there.

Try ```console $ c 'test.c -L./ -lini -static' ``` The problem is that `c` can't tell which of those are flags and which ones are arguments. Wrapping the entire thing...

```c #include #include #include int main(void) { /* variable declarations */ char a = 119; /* ancii character w */ char b = 104; /* ancii character h */ char...

Nice! Yeah, that method looks a lot faster. It seems that all tests are passing, so I don't see a reason not to accept this. I'll take a deeper look...

Hi @szaydel, I'm okay with merging this as long as I'm 100% certain that it doesn't break anything. In terms of efficiency, this bumps it down from `~17 ms` to...

@rainerborene If more people want this, I'll add it. But the script is getting rather large, and I don't want to overcomplicate it.

Interesting... does this apply for even simple scripts? Or only for scripts that link in external libraries, e.g. mysqlclient? ```c #!/usr/bin/c #include int main(void) { printf("hello world\n"); return 0; }...