Open alexandru-dinu opened 3 years ago
This compiler_cmd
thing seems simple to adapt into clang. Maybe igcc
can allow people to define multiple sets of these configs, like:
default:
prompt: "igcc> "
compiler_cmd: "g++ -x c++ -std=c++17 -Wall -o $outfile - $include_dirs $lib_dirs $libs"
include_dir_cmd: "-I$cmd"
lib_dir_cmd: "-L$cmd"
lib_cmd: "-l$cmd"
c21:
prompt: "c21> "
compiler_cmd: "g++ -x c++ -std=gnu2x -Wall -o $outfile - $include_dirs $lib_dirs $libs"
clang:
compiler_cmd: "clang++ -x c++ -std=c++17 -Wall -o $outfile - $include_dirs $lib_dirs $libs"
(The intention is to let missing values fall back onto the default.)
And then define a .c
command or something to switch compilers. The default boilerplate can use some #ifdef __cplusplus
too.
While we are at the compiler_cmd
topic, another thing: I don't like the config.compiler_cmd.split()
because it feels like the wrong way to parse command lines, but also there's almost no chance for people to put anything that require spaces in these strings. Ah just leave it be.
Make explicit:
gcc
vsg++