Hi,
We have in ACE a Singleton template that is implemented in a C++ template
with a static member.
We are now using a test program that is linked with the ACE dll and checks
this singleton pointer. The program uses another dll that also uses ACE, but
there the singleton pointer is different, so
Hi,
I just found that structured exception handling (__try, __except, __finally)
is not supported with cegcc. Are there plans/ideas to add this?
Johnny
See for example
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms924251.aspx
http://code-factor.blogspot.com/2007/04/windows-ce-seh-for-arm-with-gcc.ht
Hi,
When an application crashes on CE we see a nice dialog saying that the
application has unexpected behavior. On regular windows we disable all
message boxes as below. I haven't found a way todo the same with CE, anyone
an idea to get rid of that message box?
Johnny
_CrtSetReportMode
Hi,
Are there any known problems with C++ exceptions?
We have a test that throws a C++ exception which we catch higher up in the
call chain. We now see with CEGCC x86 the following output.
Johnny
\network\temp\ACE_wrappers\tests> Reactor_Exceptions_Test
Reactor_Exceptions_Test
terminate call
On Thu, 2009-05-14 at 20:44 +0200, Johnny Willemsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just found that structured exception handling (__try, __except, __finally)
> is not supported with cegcc. Are there plans/ideas to add this?
>
> Johnny
>
> See for example
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms924251.as
Hello!
Here is a small patch to allow cross-compiling of CeGCC. I run
"build-mingw32ce.sh --host=i586-mingw32msvc" from Linux to build a CeGCC
usable on Windows (I use it under MSYS).
gcc, g++, objdump, strings, strip look like they work without problem, but I
encountered a strange problem with ar
So you are using 3 platforms, where most of us are talking about 2 :
- Linux = create a compiler that runs on MSYS
- MSYS = use cegcc (create WinCE/ARM apps)
- WinCE/ARM = use applications
Right ?
So what is preventing you from skipping the first platform ? If I get it
right, that is the reason f
On Fri, 15 May 2009, Danny Backx wrote:
> So you are using 3 platforms, where most of us are talking about 2 :
> - Linux = create a compiler that runs on MSYS
> - MSYS = use cegcc (create WinCE/ARM apps)
> - WinCE/ARM = use applications
>
> Right ?
>
> So what is preventing you from skipping the
