Hi Stephen,
On 06-08-14 21:05, Stephen Kitt wrote:
gcc-mingw-w64 now supports both POSIX and Win32-based threading models, with
the latter by default (to avoid introducing dependencies on the pthreads
Two questions:
1) Why do the supported *language* features depend on the internal
threading model?
2) Why is the default not compatible with what it was? (OK, I understand
that having the pthread dll is also not very interesting, but this can
also be fixed by statically linking to that library.)
update-alternatives --config i686-w64-mingw32-gcc
and/or
update-alternatives --config x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc
and the various other compilers as appropriate. You can also explicitly use
i686-w64-mingw32-gcc-posix (and likewise for the other compilers).
This is all supposed to be documented in README.Debian but I notice now that
that file is not installed...
It should definitely show some compatibility note then, indeed. (To fix
question 2...)
Please let me know if switching to the POSIX variant fixes your problem!
I updated the C++ compilers to use POSIX and now it works indeed.
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Kind regards,
Manuel
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