I watched the rest of the Clang and LLVM keynote and learned some great things. Clang is a great tool for cross compiling and I am looking forward to start working with it.
I re-did the project in visual studio and installed all the SDL dependencies. Visual studio can detect the libraries now. Since I have fixed the problem with Powershell I might be able to build it with Mingw and avoid VIsual Studio. Should I give it a try? I feel like I am wasting time, but I do learn how handle Windows.
At least I learned how to add third party libraries to Visual Studio without the help of a package manager.

I watched the rest of the Clang and LLVM keynote and learned some great things. Clang is a great tool for cross compiling and I am looking forward to start working with it.

I re-did the project in visual studio and installed all the SDL dependencies. Visual studio can detect the libraries now. Since I have fixed the problem with Powershell I might be able to build it with Mingw and avoid VIsual Studio. Should I give it a try? I feel like I am wasting time, but I do learn how handle Windows.

At least I learned how to add third party libraries to Visual Studio without the help of a package manager.

Day 60 of 100 Days of Code: Mastering Clang for cross-compiling, integrating SDL in Visual Studio, and exploring build options with Mingw

Day 60: 100 Days of Code Challenge

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Day 60/100 100 Days of Code

He is also known as The_Runner_01 is a software developer with an interest in low-level programming, old programming languages, and electronics.
