LLVM/Clang has been improving its support for Windows, and has an experimental driver that emulates cl.exe (Microsoft's C++ compiler). Apparently there are builds available to test (so you don't have to build Clang from scratch yourself) and Visual Studio can be configured to build using clang-cl.exe. I suspect that the Visual Studio Express edition doesn't let you plug in a different compiler, but I don't know for sure.
Has anyone tried this yet?
Test builds available from: http://llvm.org/builds/
Relevant LLVM blog post: http://blog.llvm.org/2013/09/a-path-for ... in-on.html
Building with Clang on Windows?
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Re: Building with Clang on Windows?
That's interesting, I do have access to vs2013 pro for work stuff and they have a plugin. Not sure how it'll cope with Pioneer though! :D