Hello everybody, I would like to compile on a windows platform, an application with several hundred C/C++ files but the command line is so long that GCC doesn't work. So I tried to use the "@" option of GCC in cmd.exe but it doesn't seem to work. Gcc return the "@file.c: No such file or directory" error so i deduce that the @ option is not recognized. I read on the web that cygwin batch doesn't have limitation for the length of the command line. I tried to use the cygwin's GCC in a cygwin environment and this time the "@" option is enable but i have a limitation when a file exceed 4023 Ko. All the answer I found on the web wasn't enough clear for me. I would like to know if it's possible to use gcc in my case in a windows platform without using cygwin ? Is it possible to use the "@" option in cmd.exe without cygwin ? If not, what does i need to do precisely with cygwin in order to delete the limitation definitively. It seems that the following command "mount -X" can be useful but i don't understand what it does exactly, and by consequences how to use it. Thanks you for your help !
