On 7 April 2015 at 22:21, Liviu Ionescu <i...@livius.net> wrote: > I could not identify if the problem is within qemu or mingw-w64, > but I would not rule out a problem in qemu. I would first suspect > a customisation made especially for mingw-w32, which is not > appropriate for the 64-bit version of mingw-w64.
I have successfully run QEMU in the past built with the Ubuntu gcc-mingw-w64 compiler. My guess is that it's more likely that the runtime is picking up the wrong version of some mingw runtime DLL (likely the threading related one), or possibly that you compiled against the wrong threading DLL. > unfortunately my testing capabilities on Windows are limited, and > cannot go much further. > it would be great if someone could investigate this problem, > mingw-w64 seems a promising building tool. as development platform > I would recommend Arch for Linux users or MSYS2 for Windows users. Unfortunately most active QEMU developers care primarily about Linux (and the few who do have some need for Windows builds generally have a working toolchain setup, obviously). If you want to see this fixed you're probably going to need to investigate it yourself :-( -- PMM
