On Saturday, January 11, 2014 10:00:55 AM UTC+1, Bill Hart wrote: > > Well, the calling conventions on Cyhwin64 are different to Linux, so any > port is going to be a huge amount of work in a project which uses assembly > language. > > Hopefully most software don't use assembly, and those who do hopefully have fallback generic C code. That's the case of ATLAS which a priori should be without trouble on Cygwin64, just as it does on x86_64-w64-mingw32. Unfortunately in this precise case, the problem seems to come from the configure/system detection stage (which is already highly intricated, not to speak of the later automatic tuning stuff) and which really obscure and hard to fix. I does not even go to the configure stage. By the way, I tried to build using mingw a few times as well but always failed so far, at the configure/system detection stage as well...
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