Yeah, SED is really far far behind a real IDE, but this is imo no reason to castrate the compiler...
And for the record: I use a C++ compiler for my library and this isn't a Lite-c only project, in fact its just a port and I don't want to maintain two versions of my library (Once the normal one and then the Lite-C one with dll and extra header).
Even a simple inline assembler would do the trick.
Edit: Und wenn ein inline assembler auf gar keinen Fall rein kommt, wie wäre es mit der Möglichkeit .s files direkt zu kompilieren? Das bisschen um eine Funktion herum is ja jetzt auch kein Hindernis.
Last edited by JustSid; 10/06/10 06:36.