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2005/11/28, Eric House <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I guess I have another bug report to file. Your commands above work
> fine on my machine. I didn't think to try such a simple case, but
> instead changed my closesocket call to M$_closesocket and tried to
> compile. I got an error. I get the same error if I substitute for
> gcc in your example:
$ info gcc # search for `dollar'
`-fdollars-in-identifiers'
Accept `$' in identifiers.
> Thanks for the workaround. As to the target audience, I'd personally
> like to include both. The win for me here is being able to attract
> developers to my FOSS project without requiring them to buy M$ dev
> tools or even use windoze. But if in the process I chase away all
> developers who prefer to use EVC on 'Doze for PPC development then I
> think it's a net loss.
Sounds reasonable. A default main function that called WinMain could
be provided like this:
const char *GetCommandLineW(void);
int WinMain(int hInstance, int hPrevInstance,
const char *lpCmdLine, int nCmdShow);
int __attribute__((weak))
main()
{
return WinMain(0, 0, GetCommandLineW(), 0);
}
For your purpose, you can use...
#ifdef __GNUC__
int main()
{
return WinMain(0, 0, GetCommandLineW(), 0);
}
#endif
Cheers,
Shaun
