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Date/Time: Fri, 22 Nov 2024 18:13:19 +0000
Post From: Linux
| [2024-05-08 12:45:33] |
| emmanuel - Posts: 57 |
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I do ACSIL development on Linux, but I haven't tried using a debugger. I have a shim which to Sierra Chart looks like the Visual C++ compiler, so that local builds work; Build Release and Build Debug. The compiler is actually Clang, but I use Zig as an interface since it's easier to work with and the Zig build cache speeds up builds, once the cache is hot. The shim consists of: - a simple C++ program which is installed as cl.exe; This is the fake Visual C++ compiler. It's job is to grab the commandline arguments issued by Sierra Chart. - a BASH script which acts as a bridge between the Windows and UNIX worlds. The Wine cmd.exe knows how to execute BASH scripts. - the Clang compiler, which is executed on Linux and cross-compiles to Windows. https://github.com/emmanuelrosa/erosanix/tree/master/pkgs/sierrachart-zig-msvc-shim |