Hi mingw-w64 list and especially André Hentschel, (CC: a teammember of mine)
I decided to mail this directly to mr Hentschel too, as I was told you were the one working on these kind of problems. We're developing a library that's compiling fine for Windows x86 and x86_64, Linux and Android, all using GCC cross compilers on Linux hosts. The library is written in C++11, which I didn't think of it could be a problem, until I saw the bad MSVC support for C++11. The library can't be ported to Windows Phone this way. Plans are to develop the UI on a per-device base using swig; Android will be Java/JNI based, desktop will be Python or Java, web interface will be Ruby and Rails, iOS objective C, and Windows Phone will be C#. I wanted to ask if there is an option of already using the recent developments of mr Hentschel to compile this library for Windows Phone. I'm not using any special win32 routines, the most complicated I can think of is winsock on Windows and bsd sockets on Unices. So, my main question is: what is the state of the ARM/Windows RT/Windows Phone port at this moment and what is still to be done? Ruben De Smet -- I prefer encrypted email. My key's signature ends in 1213DC10 and here's a tutorial: http://lifehacker.com/180878/how-to-encrypt-your-email
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