jcl,
In the future, it would be very convenient if Zorro can use the MSVC compiler directly. The idea would be that you simply select a *.cpp file from the Zorro Script dropdown menu, and then the file is compiled on the fly, much like with the current Lite-C arrangement.
Pros:
* No need to launch a Visual Studio session every time. No solution files, no project files, just a single *.cpp.
* The eccentricities of Lite-C are gone. Instead, write standardized C++ code.
* Still can quickly pilot ideas as if you have Lite-C.
* No need to juggle DLL files.
* Can be 64-bit.
Cons:
* If stepwise debugging is truly required, need to move code to Visual Studio.
* If some special libraries are required, I suppose this would also require Visual Studio, unless #pragma comment or dynamic DLL loading will suffice.
