Hi!
I just remembered that a few days ago I finally tried the most recent
version of tup (which - unfortunately - is 2.5 months old ); ) on 64-bit
Windows with 64-bit executables. The executables I used were from GCC
toolchain for ARM microcontrollers, cross-compiled with mingw-w64 (to be
exact - the most recent version of my own toolchain variant -
https://sourceforge.net/projects/bleeding-edge/ ).
It all worked flawlessly with no errors!
It may be just a coincidence, but the only thing I found strange is
execution time. If I use 32-bit toolchain, the compilation time of whole
project (after "clean") finally converges to sth like 35 seconds, with
differences in the range of +/- 2 seconds. With 64-bit toolchain I see
no convergence, next compilation can take 35s as well as 55s or anything
in between... I didn't investigate further, as such test is pretty
boring, but maybe there's something in it. Or maybe it was just because
Windows was actually doing something stupid at the moment...
Regards,
FCh
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