RE: MinGW-w64 Compatibility

2010-09-15 Thread Hoyt, David
> This is one of the reasons why I ask for a reproducible sample. If that sample > fails for you but works for other people, it would be an indication of > something peculiar with your setup. If that sample fails also for someone > who has experience with gnulib, that person can investigate it. I

Re: MinGW-w64 Compatibility

2010-09-15 Thread Bruno Haible
David Hoyt wrote: > I've had the same issue compiling gnutls ... > Could be there's something wrong w/ my setup (but I don't think so). This is one of the reasons why I ask for a reproducible sample. If that sample fails for you but works for other people, it would be an indication of something pe

RE: MinGW-w64 Compatibility

2010-09-15 Thread Hoyt, David
Bruno Haible wrote: > Can you please provide a minimal reproducible sample? That is, can you > give an input file that, when compiled with gnulib's , yields > an error? Also, please show the compiler command-line, and the error that > you get. Everyone's blaming someone else, so I honestly don't k

Re: MinGW-w64 Compatibility

2010-09-14 Thread Bruno Haible
Hello, David Hoyt wrote: > A build using the latest from MinGW-w64 fails with a redefinition error b/c > it finds socklen_t in two places. Configure finds both winsock2.h and > ws2tcipip.h and when it finds winsock.h, it does a "typedef int socklen_t" > in gl/sys_socket.in.h but this is already de

MinGW-w64 Compatibility

2010-09-14 Thread Hoyt, David
Hello, The guys in the gnutls project mentioned that I should forward this on to you. I don't know the structure or layout of gnulib, so I don't know how cleanly what I'm talking about applies to the project, so please take it in context of gnutls. Here was my message to the gnutls folks: A b