TinyCC better than Masm32 in most cases

[Vortex]

Hi Timbo,

mainCRTStartup and WinMainCRTStartup are the traditional default entry points used by MS development tools.

The situation with entry points is a bit complicated. You can have multiple entry points in your source code and the specify one of them during the linking process.

Depending on the naming convention in your C startup module, you rename your entry points. The only thing to be careful is to specify the correct entry point if you don't turn-off the C runtime library.

[Timbo]

Yep. Totally.  I've found that specifying the entry for the executable disables the linker automatically including the CRT for the executable.  i.e. specifying main versus mainCRTStartup causes it to be omitted.

[Vortex]

(Apr 1, 2008) TCC version 0.9.24 is out thanks to Grischka (Changelog). TCC now supports compilation from standard input and the arm eabi.

http://bellard.org/tcc