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Date/Time: Mon, 29 Apr 2024 06:22:38 +0000

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emmanuel - Posts: 31
I'm running Sierra Chart 2590 on Wine 9. It works great. As for windows managers, I use BSPWM. It's a rock solid window manager. CPU: Ryzen 7, 8 cores and 16 threads GPU: Radeon Renoir RAM: 16G OS: NixOS I recently implemented a fake MSVC compiler which delegates to Clang. So now I can do "Visual C++" release and debug builds of studies from within Sierra Chart and have the code cross-compiled; The fake compiler is a Windows program which calls a Linux shell script, which then calls Clang to cross-compile the source code. It's super fast too, since I use the Zig compiler as a front-end. Sierra Chart (the software) has no idea it's not speaking to MSVC. Shhh... Don't say anything :)