Michael Kaply wrote:
>
> We are looking at changing calling conventions of things so that they
> will be compatible between EMX and VACPP.
>
> Our plan is to switch all public interfaces to _System.
I just did a simple experiment with a main() that calls foo() in
foo.dll, which prints "foo called". If I specify _System linkage and
compile foo.dll with icc, and dlltest.c with gcc, running dlltest.exe
results in:
"A non-recoverable error occurred. The process ended."
Yet if I compile foo.dll with gcc and dlltest.c with icc and no
linkage-convention specifier, dlltest.exe works fine. Ditto if I rename
the srcs to foo.cpp and dlltest.cpp.
Also noticed that when _System is specified, icc doesn't mangle the name
so that foo.dll exports foo rather than foo_Fv, whereas gcc expects
foo_Fv for foo() in dlltest.cpp.
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