Embeddable GCC

Is there a small version of GCC for shipping with Windows program? Because Mingw installation takes frigging gigabyte, including a lot of bloat, like C++ and fortran compiler, with useless crap, like directx bindings.

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So you're saying TCC is incompatible with GCC? Quite likely, might be GCCs fault, though, too (yes, unlikely). In reality, a lot of compilers are probably binary incompatible with each other.
What I really think is that I'd guess that TCC produces correct code in terms of C compliance, but not POSIX/operating system compliance, i.e. it shits on ABIs and ``common standards''.

Just tested and I get both TCC and GCC compiled DLLs running in TCC-built exe.
Can't get TCC-built DLLs running in GCC, though -- don't know how to emit .a from TCC or create .a from .def in some way...

It segfaulted on me, while code compiled with [GCC?] didn't

Yes, might be that your code wasn't fully C compliant. As we all know, writing 100% correct C code is hard. Personally, I've had issues with code that returns structs from functions in TCC. Might be a C thing, not a TCC thing.