I seem to have forgotten to upload the gettext_0.17-2_win64 build...
It is there (http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win64/dependencies/
) now. I think I forgot to use the -machine:x64 switch when building
the import library in the -1 package. The -2 one has a correct import
library intl.lib.
> To be precise, the problem here is that the symbol exported is
> actually _libintl_fprintf.
Umm, sorry, I was confused there. The symbols exported from the 64-bit
libintl, libintl-8.dll, don't have any underscore prefixes, which is
as it should be. (Even on 32-bit Windows, it is just import libr
To be precise, the problem here is that the symbol exported is
actually _libintl_fprintf. (And the same pattern holds for all other
symbols, too, this is not restricted to just libintl.)
Overall problem does not seem to be big at all.
The only library with a problem seems to be "intl.lib". All o
> Does anyone use a 64bit Windows build available from gtk.org ?
Well, I don't "use" them on a day-to-day basis (my development
environment is still a 32-bit XP, and I even cross-compile those
64-bit binaries from that). But I do run a 64-bit gtk-demo each time I
have built new 64-bit binaries, so
Does anyone use a 64bit Windows build available from gtk.org ?
I've installed a latest bundle of this release. Compile of my program works
fine,
but at the linking phase I get lots of unresolved external symbols related
to intl.lib (the lib is correctly added to the list of libraries to link
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