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for the Cygwin stuff or has the combination of
COM, newlib, cygwin.dll, et. al. proven to be too much of a burden to
overcome ?
Why don't you simply install a recent version yourself and see if you like
it?
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message store. I also reported the initial example to those cloddies at
Earthlink, I'll be surprised if they know what to do.
Earthlink gave me immediate automatic acknowledgment that these were viruses
originated by one of their customers.
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On Friday 26 September 2003 16:19, Koide wrote:
(B Now I am using cygwin on Windows Me on AthlonXP .
(B
(B I will have Athlon64 system shortly . Then I want to use cygwin
(B on Athlon64 . The executable files of programs comliled on Athlon64
(B should be much faster than those are compiled
On my installation, telnet and ssh stopped working under bash in an X window.
Apparently, they get mixed up on where to display output.
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On Wednesday 29 October 2003 19:38,
Dan_Nazario/ACIM/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am running a Java application (Java version 1.4.x).
So this thread has nothing to do with cygwin?
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On Thursday 30 October 2003 05:15,
Dan_Nazario/ACIM/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Java application is running from within a bash/cygwin shell.
Perhaps I could have made that more clear.
And how does starting Sun Java from a bash shell restrict the memory
available to it?
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not see it.
Works fine here on XP. Check the FAQ's to see if C sleep() or the Sleep API
may not be supported on 98.
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, rather than as
C++ ?
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released 32-bit Windows running on an AMD, my
impression is there should be no problem.
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and turn
off mingw every time, because it breaks profiling, so there's another
optional package which I'm happy to avoid.
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At 12:49 PM 1/28/2004, Danny Smith wrote:
Tim Prince wrote:
snip
I go through the list and
turn off mingw every time, because it breaks profiling, so there's
another optional package which I'm happy to avoid.
Tim, are you referring to this profiling bug?
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla
specific documentation other than source code. The
implementation used by cygwin doesn't set the fractional seconds fields, so
you must fall back on the Windows API for milliseconds.
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are far more knowledgeable suggestions than I could give on studying the
Windows API functions as implemented for cygwin.
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last question... did v2.96 meet the same fate as v2.95?
No, gcc-2.96 was a red hat release, not a gnu release. I never saw it
appear on cygwin, nor any OS other than those put out by Red Hat. Some of
the versions were mighty buggy.
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I see this a lot on
regular files.
I just got this:
make: Warning: File `Makefile' has modification time 0.42 s in the future
If you are accessing files on another machine, and you aren't using any
means for keeping the date clocks synchronized, this is to be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to use the file cygwin32.mak in order to execute the make
with a makefile win32 to generate an exe file. I obtain the next error
$ make
c codes\compile_concept.c /Foobj\compile_concept.obj
make: c: Command not found
make: [obj\compile_concept.obj] Error
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no conspiracy. What is needed is for there to be a vocal
advocate on the gcc list for Windows patches. I can only approve a very
limited amount of stuff so we need gcc global maintainers to approve the
majority of Windows fixes.
I didn't call it a conspiracy,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Angelo Graziosi wrote:
As I wrote:
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=31039
Ah, okay. I failed to see that you'd posted the config.log there. (And
I mentioned gmp/mpfr as I have seen that cause the build to fail in
exactly the way you described, but it's
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there anybody out there who has tried to use the
Fortran77 IMSL (International Math and Stat Library
of Fortran77 routines) on cygwin?
The problem with the IMSL is that it is sold only in compiled
form (by Visual Numerics and by Absoft). They don't sell
the sourse
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 31 March 2007 16:35, Nick048 wrote:
Hi to all,
I have written a little server program, that work; but after the
compilation, gcc return this warning:
userserver.c:98:2 : warning: no newline at end of file
Can You help me to find the origin of this warning ?
It
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not certain if this is a newlib compilation flag
problem, something that has been fixed in the 1.15
version of newlib or just that newlib does things
differently. Looking at the 1.15 code implies that
some of these should work and the rest appear to be a
deviation
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do agree that
-1.0 to either +-infinity should be a nan, but then
using that same logic why is -1.1 to infinity and 0.9
to minus infinity equal to infinity and not nan?
Personally I don't really care which way it's done. I
just would like things to be consistent.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 02 May 2007 13:23, Aaron Gray wrote:
I have a working GCC-4.3-20070427 on latest Cygwin snapshot. GCC took 8
hours to build !
g If you think that's slow, try running the full testsuite!
I tried doing 'make check' but it needed autogen which does not build on
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 06 May 2007 14:56, Charles Wilson wrote:
[removed mailing lists other than cygwin]
Dave Korn wrote:
So don't anybody here on the cygwin list get too excited yet. g
Didn't actually spot the cygwin list had been cc'd in at first, but yes, I'm
just helping test
dave.korn wrote:
On 06 May 2007 16:38, Tim Prince wrote:
PCYM Tim, thanks
Oops, I thought T-bird knew what to do by itself. No way.
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this eliminates alot of problems. the reason i ask is its hard to get a
computer now without vista.
Apparently, a BIOS upgrade is recommended for Vista Home Premium on Core
2 Duo, and more may be on the way.
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this eliminates alot of problems. the reason i ask is its hard to get a
computer now without vista.
Apparently, a BIOS upgrade is recommended
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How do I get my display to work with gnuplot? Right now all I get is codes.
Please provide a much more detailed report.
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main.c:3:21: libintl.h: No such file or directory
libintl is an optional installation on cygwin setup.
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Hy ppl,
please, help me in next problem.
I have trying update tinyos 1.1.11 to tinyos 1.1.15 and i have install in
windows the cygwin 1.2. When i trying update to tinyos 1.1.15 appears this
error message:
$ rpm -Uvh tinyos-1.1.15Dec2005cvs-1.noarch.rpm
error:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, how do I subscribe to the list?
Instructions are at www.cygwin.com and at the bottom of each forwarded
e-mail.
The other problem I'm having is that Mr. Sheppard states that after
cygwin is installed and ATLAS downloaded and unpacked, it is built w/
make, but
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim Prince wrote:
make is available on the cygwin setup selection window, as are other
development packages you would need.
Generally speaking, putting cygwin stuff in your Windows environment
should be avoided.
I don't understand this comment at all: isn't cygwin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I realize that ssh is safer, but my boss said that he wants rsh because
that is what the rest of our computers are running, or something along
those lines. I even got ssh to work, and he still said that he wanted
rsh. Believe me, I was pushing for ssh. I now get a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message - From: Brian Dessent [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: cygwin@cygwin.com
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 10:29 PM
Subject: Re: Cygwin Perl and -Duselongdouble
Oh ... it's probably just ignorance on my part.
If I can successfully run 'gcc script.c'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gcc 4 support mudflaps for finding memory issues. I'm sure many would
find that useful.
More would find it useful if you could divulge how you actually made it
work on cygwin.
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Alexander Favorov wrote:
g++ DiagnosticsTest.cpp
produces such an output:
In file included from DiagnosticsTest.cpp:6:
Diagnostics.hpp:29: internal compiler error: in
type_dependent_expression_p, at cp/pt.c:12037
Please submit a full bug report,
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Boris Ouretskey wrote:
I have severe performance problems with cygwin. Cygwin becomes almost
unusable.
The problem seems to go away when cygwin window is out of focus, e.g.
when I click on some other window (not cygwin), cygwin performance
rapidly increases.
It has something with
Diego Biurrun wrote:
Hi!
I have noticed that Cygwin does not implement llrint. However, llrint
is part of C99 and not having it available makes some applications (for
example MPlayer and FFmpeg) fail to compile.
Are there any plans to implement llrint (in the near future)?
Perhaps if
Tim Prince wrote:
http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-patches/2005-03/msg01970.html
http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-patches/2005-03/msg01973.html
shows that it has been available for 2.5 years. The x87 code quoted
there appears to be SSE3.
I apologize and retract the SSE3 remark. It should work on any
Ami Marowka wrote:
I got the message: cc1plus: warning: command line option -fopenmp is valid
for D but not for C++
I found that the gcc version is 3.4.4 !? Is there any reason why the LATEST
version of Cygwin uses so old gcc version?
It seems that gcc version 3.4.4 does not support
noPartition wrote:
hi everyone , I'm new to the forum , please don't rank me out :)
I'm having trouble with part of the GNU toolchain , specifically
'configure' . I've installed the relevant packages , ie diffutils , but I
still get the error titling this message .
Most gnu packages come
Brian Dessent wrote:
meyus wrote:
I try to install the compilator ifort in cygwin but i have this message :
Error etc... don't find 'ldd' ???
It sounds like you're trying to run an install script for Linux
binaries. That's never going to work, primarily because there is no
'ldd' command
jayshankar nair wrote:
Hi,
I am getting compilation problems while linking the test shared libraries in
cygwin1.7. gcc,g++ and bin-utils are installed in the system. Works fine in
linux.
Files in test directory
/test
$ ls
f.c f.cpp f.o f1.c f1.cpp libf.so libfun.so
John Emmas wrote:
On Cygwin, '/usr/include/stdint.h' typedefs int32_t as long. The same file
on my Linux partition typedefs it to int. I must admit, I don't know what
to do now. :-(
Is there a simple solution to this?
Change your include file, if you disagree with it being more
Karl M wrote:
The second issue was with vim from a cmd console window. When I run vim, the
arrow keys work fine until I enter insert mode...then the arrow keys alter the
test
and take me out of insert mode. I've not seen this before and some Googling
didn't
help.
you didn't find the rtfm?
Greg Chicares wrote:
I poked around the newlib list a little, but saw nothing
to suggest anyone's working on adding sqrtl() etc. They do
welcome patches, of course.
I doubt that a simple request from the masses would lead anywhere. It's
relatively easy to implement long double math functions
Rajagopal, Prasanth wrote:
I am not sure if this is the right forum to ask this question, but how
do I port applications from Linux environment to windows vc++?
Not the right forum, if you're thinking of adding non-portable stuff, or
you depend on stuff not supported by VC.
Assume I have only
Geza I. Mark wrote:
I'd like to use the Slatec numerical library on Cygwin (under WinXP).
I've searched the net but found no definitive answers. There is some
hint at
http://devernay.free.fr/hacks/netlibs.html
but the method described there does not work -- the library is NOT found
at
Eric Blake wrote:
According to Hongyi Zhao on 12/23/2008 3:05 AM:
I've try to use the setup.exe to do this thing. But I also meet the
following issues: which packages are the dependent pakages of gcc
4.3.2? More specifically, in order to make gcc 4.3.2 work correctly,
I should select which
I assumed, perhaps wrongly, there was no intention to provide Fortran in
setup.exe. I noticed under gcc-4 -v that --enable-languages includes a
bogus selection of f77, which raises doubt about whether omission of
fortran is intentional.
I have built several snapshots of gcc 4.4 with fortran
Dave Korn wrote:
Tim Prince wrote:
I assumed, perhaps wrongly, there was no intention to provide Fortran in
setup.exe.
???
dkad...@ubik ~
$ cygcheck -c cygwin gcc4-fortran
Cygwin Package Information
Package VersionStatus
cygwin 1.7.0-35 OK
Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Sun, Jan 04, 2009 at 01:30:31PM -0800, Tim Prince wrote:
So fortran has been added since the last time the mirrors were accessible
(about Thursday)?
Checking the release-2 directory on sourceware:
% ls -l gcc4-fortran
total 9648
-rw-rw-r-- 1
rajeevs wrote:
1) I want to create a 64 bit DLL using Cygwin in Windows Serever 2003
64 bit platform.
5) The main thing is that I don’t know exactly what should be the
option we have to give under cygwin for building a 64 bit DLL (though I have
used “-m64” option),
There is no
Vincent R. wrote:
Ok finally I got my answers, I am cross-compiling and everything is so
SLO
that I will have to install Windows XP ...
Is it because of the couple laptop(Dell XPS M1530)/Vista or does it come
from Vista itself ?
You didn't say whether you have sufficient RAM, why you
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
This message is only generated once per session and can be switched
off entirely using the CYGWIN=nodosfilewarning setting.
an environment
variable containing a DOS path
I have seen the message when executing cygwin.bat where environment
variables for other
Christopher Faylor wrote:
Sorry. Fat-fingered the response.
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 12:52:44PM -0500, Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 09:47:44AM -0800, Tim Prince wrote:
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
This message is only generated once per session and can be switched
off
Víctor Paesa wrote:
Hi,
I understand that currently, the llrint() function is only available
for -mno-cygwin compiled programs:
$ fgrep llrint $(find /usr/include -name '*.h')
/usr/include/mingw/math.h:extern long long __cdecl llrint (double);
/usr/include/mingw/math.h:extern long long __cdecl
Ralph Moritz wrote:
Hi,
I can't seem to find the ldd utility which comes bundled with glibc on
GNU/Linux. Where should I be looking?
I doubt that glibc provided this; it looks like a binutils thing.
However, there is a big difference between Windows and linux, and
Windows already provides
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I installed cygwin and the C compiler. When I try to compile a C
program I get this message: gcc installation problem, cannot exec
'as' No such file or directory
And you couldn't be bothered to check the URLs at the bottom of your
message? Perhaps
you should go back
M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote:
I'm sure this is a FAQ, but I didn't see it anywhere on line. How long
before GCC 4.1.1 is available in CygWin, and what can we users do to
accelerate the progress towards said availability?
Why specifically 4.1.1? 4.2.0 has a lot of advantages. Not many people
dubcek wrote:
My problem is that, even though cygwin installs itself without making any
objections, nothing works. When I clock on the icon or on cygwin.bat windows
flashes the cygwin window on my screen but immediately disappears.
I reinstalled cygwin (which originally worked very well) many
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, I'm working as a laborations assistant in a C++ course. The
students are using Sun workstations and gcc (well, g++) version 3.4.6
to do the labs. I don't particularly like these workstations so I have
cygwin installed on my laptop and I use it compile and test
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think since man-1.6d-2, man has not worked for me.
I have tried the trivial solutions, but nothing has worked.
/usr/share/misc/man.conf has not been changed.
I greatly appreciate any help.
$ man ls -d
In my mind, the trivial solutions include checking 'info ls' and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12/2/06, Philippe Conraux wrote:
I have to build a large project on Windows.
Build libraries using Intel compilers needs 12 hours on cygwin
when same build needs 1 hour on Linux (same computer : dual boot, same
compilers ifc 9.1)
Do you need a feature that is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to compile a linux program on cygwin, and I'm getting the
following error:
undefined reference to `std::basic_stringchar, std::char_traitschar,
std::allocatorchar ::c_str() const'
along with about a million other errors that look pretty similar.
I guess my
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Hello,
I would like to know if someone can tell me what I have to do to install
MPI, in order to use it under Cygwin.
Thank you very much,
MarioA
While there was once a version of lam-mpi set up to build under cygwin,
AFAIK it has suffered bit rot and would
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where can I find the complete vi(m) documentation? The man page
has practically nothing. It doesn't describe the editing commands
or the :set options, only the command line options. Doing a
set all? lists the options but I really need a description of
each one.
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Hey,
I assume this is due to some #define's not being set properly. In order
to track down these needed #defines I used the GCC specification info
(-dumpspecs) and I was able to find these defines: -D__CYGWIN32__
-D__CYGWIN__ -Dunix -D__unix__ -D__unix. However that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all
If I compile a c/c++/f95 program to produce an executable, and I try
to launch that executable I have a problem:
If I try to launch the .exe from the same folder containing the .exe
(i.e just by typing the .exe's filename) cygwin returns
'command not found'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It won't work because Cygwin is not a Linux emulator. There are no
recent Linux emulators/translation layers for Windows and even if you
did use one the compiler would not generate Windows binaries. You need
a Windows version of the Intel Fortran compiler or you could
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I am in the process of porting a huge application ( 700 000 lines of
code ; C ; Unix/Linux) to Windows.
I will not be using cygwin to port the GUI, but the project is based on
lots of static libraries. Thus it prompted me with several questions,
both
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Cygwin installation is at least 4 years old and I will soon move to a new
PC and a fresh install. How can I list/detect any non-cygwin apps that I
may have added to /bin etc
I may not be catching your intent; why not sort by .dll dependencies?
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Hi to all,
I am facing some problems while trying to install cs161-binutils package.
I download this package (cs161-binutils-1.4.tgz) to my root directory and i
unziped it creating among others a new directory binutils-2.14 nad a file
toolbuild.sh.
I suppose to run
This doesn't seem to be a magically fully working gfortran, such as we
had fleetingly with the 20090227 snapshot of 4.4. I'd agree it's likely
an upstream problem, even if it shows up only on cygwin.
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Tim Prince wrote:
This doesn't seem to be a magically fully working gfortran, such as we
had fleetingly with the 20090227 snapshot of 4.4. I'd agree it's likely
an upstream problem, even if it shows up only on cygwin.
Hi Tim, can you give me a bit of context here? I
Dave Korn wrote:
Tim Prince wrote:
http://sites.google.com/site/tprincesite/levine-callahan-dongarra-vectors
gcc: f90_cputime.c: No such file or directory
I notice you're compiling with -fopenmp; does removing it help any?
Sorry, all these months and no one ever missed those .c files
Yaakov (Cygwin/X) wrote:
While you're at it, if you have a chance, I think a f95 would be helpful
as well.
but some of us may prefer to leave it to the operator to create an alias
or symlink, which otherwise will increase the number of conflicts which
arise when we use cygwin as a
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
Olumide wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible or recommended to use a Cygwin compiled lib file or
dll in Visual studio? The problem is that although I'm doing my
development in Visual Studio, a number of the sources I intend to use
have Cygwin makefiles but no Visual
ruud van der made wrote:
Latest Cygwin DLL release version is 1.5.25-15
don't think so, note that 1.7 is released
had to find editors ed or vim
both editors not present in c:\cygwin\bin
Those are optional packages in the setup menu. For further information,
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I've faced with strange static linking issue in Cygwin environment.
Trivial C program can not be linked against PostgreSQL libpq with the
following diagnostics:
$ gcc -Wall -I /cygdrive/c/Program\ Files/PostgreSQL/8.2/include/ -L
/cygdrive/c/Program\
Reini Urban wrote:
2009/7/1 Eray Ozkural examach...@gmail.com:
xemacs is also broken I bet it's the same dynamic linking error.
I recompile the testing xemacs package (xemacs-21.5-b28) frequently
with gcc-4 cygwin-1.7 and it works fine.
And I'm satisfied with how gfortran works if
When I built libgfortran from the current gcc-4.5 snapshot, with cygwin
1.7 updated as of yesterday, headers were required from the libstdc++
#include bits/*.h but the path wasn't active. Is this to be expected?
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leena21 wrote:
I would appriciaite if some can tell me which floating point format is used
in Cygwin environment ?
If I understand your question, this depends on the your selection on the
compiler command line. gcc defaults to 387 (80387) format. Normally,
if you care, you would set
leena.padgaon...@patni.com wrote:
My basic problem is that the cygwin floating addition is giving
different results than VS 2008 for certain float values .Both the
environments are on the same PC. So I was wondering about the floating
point format used in cygwin.
Btw, the makefile which I
leena.padgaon...@patni.com wrote:
My basic problem is that the cygwin floating addition is giving
different results than VS 2008 for certain float values .Both the
environments are on the same PC. So I was wondering about the floating
point format used in cygwin.
Btw, the makefile which I
the keywords which make that happen. You had no unsatisfied
references at the point where you issued -lpthread, and there is no
dynamic libpthread.
If you were able to satisfy all those headers, you already got lucky;
don't push your luck.
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Why wouldn't you use gfortran? If you are trying to use a cygwin
installation from several years ago, it's time to update.
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, but never says whether mv
is meant.
If you want something other than mv, you may need to explain what you want.
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the Fortran compiler rather than
gcc for compiling and linking Fortran source code. g77 and gfortran can
handle .c files automatically.
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in Case 1, gcc will compile C program and g77 will compile
fortran program.
Both of us reminded you to make a .f90.o rule which can be a copy of the
.f.o rule with only that single change. You should make both rules use
gfortran as the compiler.
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ieee_nearest and legacy Fortran rounding style, but I don't see that
gfortran was making the distinction.
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by default as it's
considered highly vulnerable.
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, compared to when it is permitted to rotate among cores,
with or without HyperThread enabled?
I've never run into anyone running win7 32-bit; it may have more such
issues than the more common 64-bit.
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the whole 3 day series without such a
hang. Anyway, it's not specific to -jN.
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On 10/4/2010 10:35 AM, Taggart Ashby wrote:
This issue started when I upgraded my operating system to Windows 7 64-bit.
Anytime I attempt to compile a C or C++ program (cc1plus.exe in that
case), I get the above error. I only get the error if I attempt to
compile from the windows command
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