On May 28 08:53, Arthur Schwarz wrote:
> Win 7 64-bit
> gcc 4.8.2 (64-bit)
>
> ret: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23900921/c-scanf-la-returns-0
>
> I don't know whether cygwin or gcc.org maintains the runtime library. If
> this is the wrong location I'll red
Win 7 64-bit
gcc 4.8.2 (64-bit)
ret: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23900921/c-scanf-la-returns-0
I don't know whether cygwin or gcc.org maintains the runtime library. If
this is the wrong location I'll redirect this e-mail.
sscanf() doesn't handle "%la" cor
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 05:53:06PM +0200, Fr??d??ric Bron wrote:
>> - -mno-cygwin implies that this is not a cygwin question. ??And -mno-cygwin
>> will be going away in the future, in favor of a cross-compiler more
>> appropriately named. ??Ask the mingw folks; it's their issue.
>
>Can you tell me
> - -mno-cygwin implies that this is not a cygwin question. And -mno-cygwin
> will be going away in the future, in favor of a cross-compiler more
> appropriately named. Ask the mingw folks; it's their issue.
Can you tell me where to look to learn how to use the cross compiler
instead of the -mno
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According to Frédéric Bron on 8/20/2009 8:54 AM:
> Do you know the difference between the libraries and why mingw32 uses
> a different one than MSVC?
No, but this list is the wrong place to ask.
> How can I use the same runtime library w
Hi folks,
I have a big issue with the C runtime library used when with
-mno-cygwin option of g++: it looks to be non thread safe in the
istream implementation.
The simple program below crashes with segmentation fault when compiled
in cygwin with option -mno-cygwin while it works perfectly when
Dear all,
I was trying to build latest
lapack-3.1.1/atlas-3.8.2 with gcc-4 / gfortran
adapting the previous source of James R. Phillips
But I had some problem at linking time with
gfortran; likely I still need to learn a lot
about the linking procedure.
finally I solved building the DLL for gfo
Oanh Trinh wrote:
Hi all,
I am new to cygwin and I am trying yo port an
application from Linux to MS Windows. This application
is linked with librt.a library in Linux, however this
library is not available under cygwin. Is there any
substitution library under cygwin or is there anyway
to work ar
Hi all,
I am new to cygwin and I am trying yo port an
application from Linux to MS Windows. This application
is linked with librt.a library in Linux, however this
library is not available under cygwin. Is there any
substitution library under cygwin or is there anyway
to work around it ?
Thanks in
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