MSVC

[IgorAkimenk]

I'd like to see msvc support.
I'm getting a lot of errors in visual studio.

[DosX-dev]

Hello, IgorAkimenk! Unfortunately, Microsoft Visual C does not meet the required standards (~C99) to use obfus.h obfuscation. Please use TinyC, which is what this macro-library is intended for.

For comfortable development without Visual Studio, I recommend using Visual Studio Code with the official extension from Microsoft (ms-vscode.cpptools). Good luck! ;)

[MCjorsh5]

lib.so android protect work ? @DosX-dev

[DosX-dev]

Hello, @freecode505! obfus.h is intended only for use in Windows projects (x86/x64). Android uses ARM architecture and has a completely different system structure. :(

[naliferopoulos]

Sorry for resurrecting this issue, but given that this was still open, I'd love for some additional questions to be clarified. There is a list of C99 compatible features supported by MSVC here.

While I do realize that this project is intended for use with TCC, an MSVC port (even without certain features) would be nice. Given the C99 compatibility list provided by MS, do you reckon this would be a feasible outcome worth a try? If so, I'd be glad to give it a go!

Thanks for the awesome project! :)

[DosX-dev]

@naliferopoulos, thanks for your interest in the project. Sounds like an interesting experiment, but I think you should try porting it to MSVC on one's own. If I do support other compilers, I would prefer to start with GCC. So far there is no free time to rewrite the code base — yes, there will be a lot of rewriting to do this. Now it's hard to say whether I'll do this at all

[zmn28hgbn59kcmlpio8unfh7fdre523esd28q9a]

im slightly against the support for other compilers, but if dosx ever wanted to support other toolchain, then i agree that gcc/clang deserve more attention than msvc.