Thomas R

Here is a link to further investigations to make StaticCompiler possible for Windows: https://discourse.julialang.org/t/how-to-compile-to-stand-alone-executable-using-staticcompiler-in-windows/106767

The problem is in the function `generate_executable()` of StaticCopmiler.jl in the line `cmd \c clang # Not clear ...` It must be `cmd /c clang` It is kind of a...

The clang.exe in the artifacts does not work for Windows, as pointed out in [https://github.com/JuliaPackaging/Yggdrasil/issues/8015](https://github.com/JuliaPackaging/Yggdrasil/issues/8015) There are versions of clang that work for Windows. They have to be integrated into...

Hi @PhilippeMaincon thank you! Just a correction: I did not develop StaticCompiler, but adapt it to Windows. Yes, I did a workaround. First you would add the package StaticCompiler. However,...

One problem is that on Windows the clang in the artifact of Clang_jll does not work yet. You have to install a clang that works on Windows on your own....

Congratulations! > Can anybody say, how can i compile .jl file? I don't know, what you mean. In the example you described, you compile the function hello() (that is implemented...

The steps mentioned by @bluebug > remove LLVM from path > update StaticCompiler to new version > switch julia from 1.11.0 rc3 to 1.10.5 > test hello code > add...

I have published this issue in the jruby github already, since I did not know where the best place might be (issue 5757).

I have published this issue in the jruby github already, since I did not know where the best place might be (issue 5755).

I have published this issue in the jruby github already, since I did not know where the best place might be (issue 5756).