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<ldle> Trying to get my friend interested in ti-coding and he says:
<ldle> I'll only get into it if I can get your tigcc compiler to work with the .NET IDE
<ldle> At first this seemed preposterous, but I suppose its technically possible?
<ldle> Any idea?
<Kevin_Kofler> I think that's a really wacky idea.
<Kevin_Kofler> The .NET IDE is for .NET or Win32 development.
<Kevin_Kofler> The TIGCC IDE is for TIGCC development.
<ldle> Well those are obvious facts
<ldle> But I know I've heard of .NET running gcc
<ldle> So is the tigcc set up very much more involved than a regular gcc setup?
<ldle> Probably just different command lines?
<Kevin_Kofler> Probably, but I really can't support setups like that, I don't even use VS .NET, it's up to you to figure out how to do it.