qb64-sdl\internal\c\makelib.bat calls qb64-sdl\internal\c\bin\g.exe with these options:
- -fstack-check
- -c
- -w
- -Wall
- -I .\i
- libqbx.cpp
- -o libqbx.o
Whenever we compile an application with QB64 we are actually executing the commands in qb64-sdl\internal\c\makeline.txt which are two calls to qb64-sdl\internal\c\bin\g.exe. The call has the following options:
- -fstack-check
- -w
- -Wall
- -I .\i
- -I ..\..\
- -L .\l
- qbx.cpp
- libqbx.o
- -mwindows
- .\i686-w64-mingw32\lib\libimm32.a
- -lwinspool
- -lmingw32
- -ln
- -lmix
- -limg
- -lttf
- -lSDL
- -s
- -o ..\..\
The second call uses similar options:
- –fstack-check – Checks that stack references are within the boundaries of the stack.
- –w – Prevents all warning messages.
- –Wall – Turns on a number of warning flags.
- -I .\i
- -I ..\..\
- -L .\l
- qbx.cpp
- libqbx.o
- -mwindows
- .\i686-w64-mingw32\lib\libimm32.a
- -lwinspool
- -lmingw32
- -ln
- -lmix
- -limg
- -lttf
- -lmn
- -lSDL
- -s
- -o ..\..\
Thanks
I owe special thanks to RhoSigma for his insights into the QB64 SDL build process.