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From: "Jason"
> That's the secret then - just use a compiler later than 20100428. (If
> only I'd waited another fortnight before I downloaded that compiler :-)
Our configure system can reject bad compilers , but for the test to work
our
assembler yasm would have to be built before it was configured , so the
easiest way would be to test for the define __MINGW64__ and test on a
define
on the date when the compiler was built , if there is one , if not then I
wont
bother
Apart from 'gcc -v' or 'gcc --version' there's apparently nothing - and I
have at least one mingw64 64-bit compiler that doesn't report the date even
then.
As time goes by there should be fewer and fewer pre-20100428 compilers
kicking about anyway.
Cheers,
Rob
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