Devine Lu Ator
From time to time, people ask me "why use an assembled language, wouldn't just rebuilding an SDL application be faster?"
The same question goes for interpreted languages. Oquonie builds in 32 milliseconds on a relatively slow computer, it allows me to do live refresh of the application, whereas building even a simple SDL2 application in C takes about a full two seconds.
Devine Lu Ator
@ekaitz_zarraga time cc src/moogle.c -std=c89 -Os -DNDEBUG -g0 -s -Wall -L/usr/local/lib -lSDL2 -lm -o bin/moogle
Devine Lu Ator
@ekaitz_zarraga this might come in handy for another project, thanks for the link(er)
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