[Windows] Fix command line arguments limit using gcc #7263
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Any suggestions? |
Araq
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Feb 27, 2018
compiler/extccomp.nim
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| let isCmdFileUsed = cCompiler == ccGcc and linkCmd.len >= 32_767 | ||
| let cmdFile = projectfile & "_linker_cmd.txt" | ||
| if isCmdFileUsed: | ||
| let gccExeIdx = linkCmd.find("-o") |
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This is a hacky post processing step and the non-hacky solution is to change how execLinkCmd works.
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Workaround moved to execLinkCmd |
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Since we now have |
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Use
gcc @filefeature at linker phase