Add tcc support (and fix msbuild without visual studio install) #411
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`make CC=tcc` will now work requires propper _WIN32 usage (always prefer _WIN32 over WIN32)
.gitignore now also lists *.def for the library definition automatically generated by tcc
accidentally added gravity.def fixed gitignore already, but it did not automatically remove gravity.def
This fixes compatibility with MSVC and tcc by some simplification and the usage of typedefs of `windows.h` additionallly for em to work i added a rm.bat so tcc builds will also clean properly
when not inside a recipie (command lines) use spaces to indent. This is to distinguish between a recipie (which does not allow spaces as indentation) and makefile setup (the ifeq platform stuff for example)
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This adds tcc support. It should also fix some stuff with msbuild (commandline ithout visual studio).
The changes for make are of semantic nature.
Explanation:
Usually to distinguish between recipies and setup, you have to use tabs for recipies, but setup should be done with space indentation. When using spaces as indentation after a recipie it will not be interpreted as a call.
Also: some syntax-highlighter specifically require space indentation to distinguish between recipies and setup