Re: What's lacking: a good intermediate form

Pertti Kellomaki <pertti.kellomaki@tut.fi> writes:


> Bartc wrote:
>> The Getting Started documention makes it clear this project is
>> intended for Linux, judging from the two-dozen linux-specific utilties
>> it expects to be available (I haven't mentioned what I had to go
>> through to deal with tar, gz and bz2 files, especially tar with it's
>> useless help info). I happen to use Windows.
>
> You are correct that the system is mostly being developed on
> unix-like systems (Linux, OSX, etc.). However, you can use it
> on Windows by installing Cygwin,...


This information is well-hidden, when looking at the llvm web pages.
If llvm supports windows, it ought to advertise that fact!


Is Cygwin required just for building llvm, or it is also needed
when using llvm-based tools (e.g. a compiler that uses llvm
to generate machine code)?


- Bob

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