TCC Issue

[AlbertShown]

I was trying to compile text-editor.v but I got

builder error: 'tlhelp32.h' not found

This is because civetweb/civetweb#1158

[malisipi]

It's needed to be patched from civetweb or webui. I can not do anything for it except creating an issue on webui.

[malisipi]

Also you can still use GCC/Clang for test it until the fix

[hassandraga]

This is not an issue. TCC does not have tlhelp32.h. You should add it manually.
Could you copy it from your MinGW installation folder?

[AlbertShown]

@malisipi Perhaps we should add a readme file inside the examples folder to show how to compile and switch to GCCC/Clang backend if needed.

[malisipi]

Is it really needed? V documentation have the informations

[~]$ v help build-c
This command compiles the given target, along with their dependencies, into an executable.

Usage:
  v [build flags] ['run'] <target.v|target_directory> [run options]

This help topic explores the C-backend specific build flags. For more general build help,
see also `v help build`.

# Interfacing the C compiler, passing options to it:
   -cc <compiler>
      Change the C compiler V invokes to the specified compiler.
      The C compiler is required to support C99.
      Officially supported/tested C compilers include:
      `clang`, `gcc`, `tcc`, `mingw-w64` and `msvc`.

[AlbertShown]

For V experts like you and V developers, they don't need it, but beginners in V and also those who try V for the first time need a readme file to make the experience easier and fun 😁

[malisipi]

I added a info to readme faq 896e3a1

[malisipi]

v text-editor.v

tcc: error: undefined symbol 'opendir'
tcc: error: undefined symbol 'closedir'
tcc: error: undefined symbol 'IsWow64Process'

[AlbertShown]

Is there a way to make V-WebUI use the prebuilt WebUI binaries instead of building it from the source?
Go-WebUI uses static pre-built binaries. And Python-WebUI and Deno use dynamic pre-built binaries.

[AlbertShown]

TCC support using GCC static pre-built binaries means this issue will be fixed.

[malisipi]

It's actually good idea. I can test to create a object file by GCC and use it with TCC.