For some control elements (AUTOCHECKBOX, AUTO3STATE, AUTORADIOBUTTON, ...) the
base_style differs from the default_style (eg. no WS_TABSTOP). For some others
(CHECKBOX, ...) they are the same (implemented in rcparse.c). This causes
different behaviour depending on whether one specifies a style for
Hello
I am from a project primarily aimed for x86.
We strive to have our codebase compilable with more than one compiler/linker,
but unfortunately there is a problem.
LD requires exported functions in .def to be decorated, like:
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instead of simply
Foobar
Fast
--- Additional Comments From Stefan__100__ at hotmail dot com 2008-07-10
16:07 ---
UPDATE
Okay, just had more info about the issue.
The libraries are properly compiled to export the symbols as we want them
(without decorations). However, when the libraries link to each other, they try
Hello, people
On 7/11/08, wim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I get back to the binutils problems
>You suggested me to use the original gcc and as
>(SUSE 8.0 distribution)
>About these versions I have
>gcc --version
>2.95.3
>as --version
>GNU assembler 2.11.92.0.10 (SuSE)
>Copyright 2001 Free Softwar
