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How to tell people how to compile? #13
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Not quite the topic, but maybe general pages like "How to compile?" would be good. |
Yeah. A set of common flags for all compilations would be good as well. |
Yeah, I think I will add a section on this (along with another page about makefiles) soon. Hopefully this week. We'll see. There's a lot to do! Thanks for the discussion. |
I can provide an explanation of how to setup VisualStudio to get my C#-files working as well as an explanation of how to compile with the Linux/Windows-terminal. |
Do you mind if we come back to this in a bit when I start going through the different languages? I feel like that would be the best time to talk about language-specific compilation instructions. I cannot really test anything on Windows, so I think this would be really helpful. |
seems fine to me. |
No problem, I just wanted to have that said, so I can help you when you're working on this :) |
You guys rock! Thanks for all the help / Sorry I'm moving so slow. |
So we have removed the language section from the AAA for now. This issue will be closed for the foreseeable future because it seems most of this discussion has moved to #236 |
Notably, for languages like C++, there are a few flags we might want to pass. Discussion here on how we'd like to format this.
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