Neatsoul <neatsoul33@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > 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. You neglected to say which version of gcc you are using. gcc has supported the @file.c syntax since gcc 4.1.0. Ian
