fix: use gcc and clang on linux, disable tcc due to missing header files #78
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What are the specific header files that is required? |
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To give a quick answer: Unfortunately, I cannot tell off the top of my head, as tcc on Linux was working for a while but stopped doing so with the latest used tcc versions. We would need to test. #21 started trying to investigate the TCC problems. It would be great to know the required files. We could then add them to the main library or the wrapper or at least give instructions. Whatever fits best. |
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Closes #75
For now, to help avoid running into the issue, updating the recommendation is the fix that I can provide.
WebUI requires header files that are not part of tcc, so it cannot be used by default.
V already uses an extended version of tcc, so V tcc might be working with WebUI in the future.
Until then, if tcc is the desired compiler, users will have to set things up manually by themselves.