On 11/25/2011 06:31, JonY wrote: > On 11/24/2011 23:22, Yukihiro Nakadaira wrote: >> I agree with Ruben Van Boxem. It should be considered carefully. I >> don't recommend to include win-iconv without testing hardly. Actually, >> I don't use Windows (and win-iconv) for daily work. >> > > I suppose we can use some Unicode and multibyte stream verification code > to wrap about the iconv input/output, this would be the hard part. > >> If you want to develop win-iconv cooperatively, it is better to change >> win-iconv's maintainer. English is difficult for me. >> > > Change win-iconv maintainer? > >> I can include change for MinGW. >> > > I do have MSVC installed, so I can at least make sure it builds correctly. >
Looks like there is a problem with binutils ld for mingw32 win32, weak symbols don't get fixed up, strangely, win64 weak linking works perfectly.
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