Re: Free C Compiler on Windows
- From: jacob navia <jacob@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2009 17:58:52 +0100
James Kuyper wrote:
You vend software licenses. That makes you a vendor. That you also provide the same software for free for non-commercial uses does not invalidate the use of the term "vendor".
You also sell stuff to earn your life. As everyone does.
This makes you also a vendor.
What makes me mad is that this work that I have personally developed and financed and that costs like 500 euros/month to keep going in server costs and associated expenses makes me a "vendor".
You do not give a dam about that of course, it is my money that is financing lcc-win as a free service, not yours!!
And lcc-win conforms to C99, and will accept most syntax of C90
when it doesn't contradict with the newer standards.
So it now has a fully conforming mode in which it diagnosis all uses of any extensions for which C99 requires a diagnostic?
No, for instance it will accept // comments as you and your stupid "regulars club" have pointed out.
Anbd yes I WILL NOT FIX THAT since it isn't broken anyway!
I assume, also, that you've fixed the va_list problem that you described on 2009-02-03 in this newsgroup?
And obviously since I work for free, I have to work according to your plans?
I do whatever I want with my free time. And I do not know what va_list problem you are talking about. It was a minor problem with a declaration
that I fixed. A declaration like "long long unsigned int". That was
parsed as unsigned int and that is fixed. Now is parsed as
unsigned long long.
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