Ron Blaschke wrote:
George Reilly wrote:
"Ron Blaschke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I recently managed to compile Vim on Windows XP x64, including the
Explorer integration. I don't know if everything is working, but I'm
using it for my daily work and at least everything I use seems fine.
Let me know if the binaries or source changes are of interest to anyone.
I ported Vim to Win64 a few months back, and Bram incorporated my patches
in 7.0. I'm not sure if I tested out gvimext or not. Unfortunately, I
don't have regular access to a Win64 box, so I've used my Win64 binaries
very little myself.
I see, that's why very few changes were necessary.
I only had to
- Remove the __attribute__ annotations, as these seem to be unsupported
by Visual C++; they can be replaced with __declspec, though. This is
only a problem with the Perl interface.
- Make things work with the unmanaged assemblies, i.e. embed manifests
into all executables and DLLs.
- Link in the buffer overflow protection library bufferoverflowU.lib.
Please send the patches.
I modified everything in place which will break the other build
configurations, and even did some things on the command line (embedding
some manifests). On the other hand, I had to change nothing x64
specific, the changes are necessary when compiling with the Microsoft
Platform SDK, or Visual C++ 2005.
Is someone working on integrating Microsoft Platform SDK / Visual C++ 2005?
Ron
Well, could you diff your new sources (including the makefile,
Make_mvc.mak IIUC) against the original ones? Hopefully it should be
possible to integrate them into common sources with some
compiler-directing statements (ifdef and similar).
Best regards,
Tony.
