That sounds perfect Stephen, thanks for the great work and the heads-up.
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Title:
Using seh exceptions, win32 threads
To manage notifications abo
The cross-compile from my own set of SEH, win32-threading debs worked
nicely.
There was one little hangup of strerror_s not existing in the msvcrt
runtime when I try to run the cross-compiled binary on XP, but I think I
can solve that with a configure flag in the library I'm building.
Deciding to
Thanks Stephen, glad you saw this.
So it looks like I got a set of debs built okay from the source package
without much trouble. I changed --enable-threads from posix to win32 in
debian/rules, and deleted the line that said --enable-sjlj-exceptions.
The gcc-mingw-w64-i686/usr/lib/gcc/i686-w64-ming
Public bug reported:
Perhaps this question should go to Debian - I'm interested in using the
MinGW-w64 cross-compiler package but my preference is for SEH exception
handling on x86_64 (rather than sjlj), and win32 threading instead of
posix to avoid the dependence on libwinpthread-1.dll. Other non
Update: on Quantal, the bug is fixed with gcc-4.7, but still present
with gcc-4.6.
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Title:
Command line option -PIC accepted on armhf but nowhere
Public bug reported:
This happened following https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/update-manager/+bug/1087502 when I tried to run do-release-upgrade a
second time. Essentially duplicate, submitted in case auto-generated
additional information is useful. This may be related to
https://bugs.la
Public bug reported:
Attempted do-release-upgrade -d from Linaro Precise to Quantal on a
brand new Gumstix Waysmall Silverlode armhf. Failure at:
Processing triggers for initramfs-tools ...
update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-3.2.1-linaro-omap
Unsupported platform.
run-parts: /etc/initr
Public bug reported:
The following minimal test case reproduces the problem:
echo "int main () {}" > test.c && gcc -c -o test.o test.c && gcc -o test -PIC
test.o && echo "succeeds"
On every other architecture I've tried, the -PIC flag results in "gcc:
error: unrecognized option '-PIC'" which is
