Mike Williams wrote:
> Another week, another diff. After some discussion with Ken and Taro I
> offer up the following diff to cope with and (attempt to) tidy up cross
> compilation across architectures with Visual Studio.
[...]
> In theory you can target ARM from Intel host but I don't a sys
Hi,
Another week, another diff. After some discussion with Ken and Taro I
offer up the following diff to cope with and (attempt to) tidy up cross
compilation across architectures with Visual Studio.
diff --git a/src/Make_mvc.mak b/src/Make_mvc.mak
--- a/src/Make_mvc.mak
+++ b/src/Make_mvc.m
On 29/11/2015 17:04, Mike Williams wrote:
Hi Ken (and Taro),
On 29/11/2015 15:13, Ken Takata wrote:
Hi Mike,
2015/11/29 Sun 20:06:42 UTC+9 Mike Williams wrote:
Hi,
Just done my first build of VIM on an old Windows 7 32bit machine
upgraded to Windows 10 using VC. The link stage was failing d
On 29/11/2015 16:57, Taro MURAOKA wrote:
I wrote:
We may be able to use "Platform" environment variable for this purpose.
It get one of values: "x64", "X64", "X86" or "ARM" as cross compiling target,
in all of VS10, 11, 12, 14 environments.
Hi Mike and Ken.
I have wrote a patch to use PLATF
Hi Ken (and Taro),
On 29/11/2015 15:13, Ken Takata wrote:
Hi Mike,
2015/11/29 Sun 20:06:42 UTC+9 Mike Williams wrote:
Hi,
Just done my first build of VIM on an old Windows 7 32bit machine
upgraded to Windows 10 using VC. The link stage was failing due to
mixed machine targets being used in t
I wrote:
> We may be able to use "Platform" environment variable for this purpose.
> It get one of values: "x64", "X64", "X86" or "ARM" as cross compiling target,
> in all of VS10, 11, 12, 14 environments.
Hi Mike and Ken.
I have wrote a patch to use PLATFORM for this purpose.
Please try https:
I wrote:
> So we should try/find another way.
We may be able to use "Platform" environment variable for this purpose.
It get one of values: "x64", "X64", "X86" or "ARM" as cross compiling target,
in all of VS10, 11, 12, 14 environments.
You can see these variables at VC\bin\**\vcvars*.bat in each
Hi Mike,
2015/11/29 Sun 20:06:42 UTC+9 Mike Williams wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just done my first build of VIM on an old Windows 7 32bit machine
> upgraded to Windows 10 using VC. The link stage was failing due to
> mixed machine targets being used in the make file - 32 and 64 bit! I
> tracked this d
Mike Williams wrote
> Hi,
>
> Just done my first build of VIM on an old Windows 7 32bit machine
> upgraded to Windows 10 using VC. The link stage was failing due to
> mixed machine targets being used in the make file - 32 and 64 bit! I
> tracked this down to some fun with the PROCESSOR_ARCHIT
Hi,
Just done my first build of VIM on an old Windows 7 32bit machine
upgraded to Windows 10 using VC. The link stage was failing due to
mixed machine targets being used in the make file - 32 and 64 bit! I
tracked this down to some fun with the PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE in a 32bit
prompt on a
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