Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 05:45:40AM -0800, Tim Prince wrote:
Piero Silvestri wrote:
Thanks Brian, now -mwindows is clear to me, and the strange linker
problem has gone, but I have one more question on -mno-cygwin option.
When I installed the latest release of Cygwin
On Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 05:45:40AM -0800, Tim Prince wrote:
>Piero Silvestri wrote:
>>Brain wrote:
>>>-mno-cygwin essentially turns gcc into the gcc provided by mingw.org.
>>>Read the docs/wiki/faq/etc at that site for more information. Note
>>>that when you use gcc -mno-cygwin your search paths w
Tim Prince wrote:
Going further on, more recent gfortran and libstdc++ versions employ
__builtin_pow, and that is failing for my installation. I suppose I'll
have to search for a work-around.
They tell me __builtin_pow should have been taken care of in 'make
bootstrap.' I'll have another g
Piero Silvestri wrote:
Brain wrote:
-mno-cygwin essentially turns gcc into the gcc provided by mingw.org.
Read the docs/wiki/faq/etc at that site for more information. Note that
when you use gcc -mno-cygwin your search paths will be modified so that
no Cygwin libraries/headers will be found, i
Piero Silvestri wrote:
> But then I downloaded the gcc 4.0.2 sources, which I compiled in Cygwin with
> the old gcc provided, so now I have a second version of gcc currently
> working. The problem is that this version has some problem with
> the -mno-cygwin option; if I use it when compiling I get
Brain wrote:
-mno-cygwin essentially turns gcc into the gcc provided by mingw.org.
Read the docs/wiki/faq/etc at that site for more information. Note that
when you use gcc -mno-cygwin your search paths will be modified so that
no Cygwin libraries/headers will be found, instead the mingw ones wi
Piero Silvestri wrote:
> - I'm looking for some documentation about -mno-cygwin and -mwindows
> options, which I can't find neither in the gcc on-line manual, nor in the
> gcc man pages, nor in the CygWin manual. Where they come from? Using the
> first makes the compiler complain about a missing c
Piero Silvestri wrote:
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> and some other Unix-like OS, so I decided to go for Qt, a multiplatform
> library that seems good for my needs. This choice forced me to change my
> compiler, so I decided to use gcc.
You are aware that Qt for Windows installs (optional) the MingW environment
(gcc/g
Hi all,
I'm a software developer and I'm working on an application entirely written
in C, that's been built with Watcom compiler until now, and whose only
target was Windows (NT/2000/XP). I need to port it to Linux and some other
Unix-like OS, so I decided to go for Qt, a multiplatform library
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