Clang

Can someone tell me where this stands in terms of completeness, particularly if I'm using the Windows API?

>>14
No, no one ever liked answering stupid, simple questions from idiots who can't use google. Those answers were blatantly wrong and could only be accepted by a fool. If you want a Q&A site, go to stackoverflow.

/prog/ is not a coding board, /prog/ is a programming board. /prog/ is an exclusive club for intelligent computer scientists, mathemeticians, and shitposters. /prog/ caters only to those who have proved their worth. /prog/ is the embodiment of the Satori. /prog/ is not CS101 at your local community college. You will find no tutorials here. /prog/ is not the place for you. /prog/ is not a place a pathetic piece of waste could ever understand.

Now Begone!, foul-smelling ape, while your anus is still unmolested and your mind is still intact.