Mark Harmstone wrote:
diff --git a/mingw-w64-crt/lib-common/dnsapi.def
b/mingw-w64-crt/lib-common/dnsapi.def
index 929deecd6..fae00a0a5 100644
--- a/mingw-w64-crt/lib-common/dnsapi.def
+++ b/mingw-w64-crt/lib-common/dnsapi.def
@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ DnsAsyncRegisterTerm
DnsCancelQuery
sisyphus wrote:
Is there a simple command that I can run to see the (mingw-w64) runtime
version number - something akin to "gcc -dumpversion" ?
A command that displays only the value of __MINGW64_VERSION_MAJOR would
probably suffice.
Some .bat-file with:
setlocal
set
Martin Storsjö wrote:
In the meantime, when you create your regular import library with an option like -Wl,--out-implib,libfoo.dll.a, add the
option -Wl,--output-def,foo.def. After that, run "dlltool -d foo.def -l libfoo.dll.a". This recreates the import library
in a form that works better
Hello Gnu exports.
I ned help figuring out an issue with using
a set of MinGW generated import libraries in a
MSVC program (called 'hsmodem.exe'; "High-sped Modem").
I'm not using MinGW-w64, but TDM-gcc (gcc 10.3.0).
Hopefully they are similar in this regard.
I've built these using MinGW (which
Hello list and GNU-experts.
When linking a gcc program, I'd like figure out if a library
is needed or not. I mean, when generating a .map-file with
-Wl,--print-map,--cref,
I cannot see a report of libraries that are not need
for a correct link.
Is there a way to tell. Similar to what MSVC's
David Mathog wrote:
The test program just tries to lock, and then unlock that file. It should do
so 3 only
after the subprocess releases its lock.
Have you tried '_locking()' or '_lock_file()'
for your Windows version?
Ref:
LRN wrote:
We've got a complaint about crashes when using g_stat() in glib. Debugging
showed that sizeof stat.st_size == 4 in user application, but sizeof stat
st_size == 8 in glib.
Turns out, MinGW-w64 defines 'off_t' (the type of st_size) as a synonym for
'long', and 'long' is always[1]
niXman wrote:
The new builds of MinGW-W64 based on GCC-7.1.0 is uploaded.
MinGW-w64 v5.x is used.
Do any of these support '-m32' *and* '-m64'?
I guess not, since on SF I see a directory-branch named
"Multilib Toolchains(Targetting Win32 and Win64)"
which is a bit old.
--
--gv
Julien Darthenay wrote:
> But I am unable to find the
> options to use with "windres" to build the resource object file. Are
> there any "windres" option to use to target 64-bit and 32-bit ?
What I do in such case is:
RCFLAGS = -O COFF
ifeq ($(BUILD_64BIT),1)
RCFLAGS += --target=pe-x86-64
The upcoming Win-10 "Anniversary Edition" (build 2016?), promises
running "Ubuntu in Userspace" on Windows. Nice! Release-date seems to
be in June.
Here are some details:
http://insights.ubuntu.com/2016/03/30/ubuntu-on-windows-the-ubuntu-userspace-for-windows-developers/
Ruben Van Boxem wrote:
> There is, as far as I know, no special define you can check to differentiate
> TDM's GCC from vanilla GCC. If I remember
> correctly, there's no extra defines added into the compiler in the patches
> applied in a TDM build.
Thanks for clearing that up.
--
--gv
I wrote:
> In a 32-bit program if mine (while printing the version info)
> I have stuff like:
>
> extern const char *os_name (const char *vendor);
>
> #if defined(__MINGW64_VERSION_MAJOR)
>#define VENDOR os_name ("MinGW-w64") /* a new-school MinGW */
> #elif defined(__MINGW32__)
>
Hello list.
In a 32-bit program if mine (while printing the version info)
I have stuff like:
extern const char *os_name (const char *vendor);
#if defined(__MINGW64_VERSION_MAJOR)
#define VENDOR os_name ("MinGW-w64") /* a new-school MinGW */
#elif defined(__MINGW32__)
#define VENDOR
Alexandre Pereira Nunes wrote:
See tdm-gcc, it works like that.
I know (that's why I love TDM-gcc). But according to my:
f:\MingW32\MingW-w64\bin\gcc.exe -v --help
MingW-w64 could do that too:
-m32 Generate 32bit i386 code
-m64 Generate 64bit x86-64 code
I was under the
Edward Diener wrote:
If I remove the declaration and definition of ex_xml_exception::what(),
since it is not needed, when linking I get:
throw_exception_ex.o:throw_exception_ex.cpp:(.rdata$_ZTV16ex_xml_exception[__ZTV16ex_xml_exception]+0x20):
undefined reference to `virtual thunk to
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