> 2020-12-25 Bruno Haible
>
> Make it possible to turn off each of the Windows oldnames workarounds.
And likewise for 'mkdir'.
2020-12-25 Bruno Haible
Make it possible to turn off the mkdir override on Windows.
* lib/sys_stat.in.h (mkdir): Conditionalize through GNU
On 2020-12-06 I committed this:
> * lib/fcntl.in.h (creat, open): In C++ mode, when GNULIB_NAMESPACE is
> defined: 1. Define a symbol in this namespace. 2. Don't redirect using
> a preprocessor #define.
> * lib/math.in.h (j0, j1, jn, y0, y1, yn): Likewise.
> ...
The
Hello Daniel,
> I made the changes, and it almost works (at least errors which where
> generated before are gone).
> But now I get these:
> ...
Probably you're using a different version of mingw than I do. I'm adding
this change. Hope it helps.
2020-12-06 Bruno Haible
Tweak the Win
Hello Bruno,
Works wonderfully!
For the record I'm using x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++ (GCC) 10.2.0
Thanks again,
Daniel
On 07/12/2020 13:54, Bruno Haible wrote:
Hello Daniel,
I made the changes, and it almost works (at least errors which where
generated before are gone).
But now I get these:
...
Hello Bruno,
Thanks for your reactivity!
I made the changes, and it almost works (at least errors which where
generated before are gone).
But now I get these:
../lib/stdlib.h: In member function
‘gnulib::_gl_putenv_wrapper::operator gnulib::_gl_putenv_wrapper::type()
const’:
../lib/std
Daniel R. Hurtmans wrote:
> undefined reference to `std::basic_ifstream
> >::_close()'
Oh, so the OpenMP #pragma is not the only problem. It potentially affects
all of the symbols that are #defined.
I'm committing the attached two patches. The idea is to not use #defines
for redirecting functio
Hi,
Thanks Bruno for your clarifications and the tentative workaround.
Actually it didn't fully work. It certainly helped solving the armadillo
#pragma problem but eventually I got a bunch of undefined references or
even unresolved functions at link time:
undefined reference to `std::basic_i
Hi,
Daniel R. Hurtmans wrote:
> I'm using gnulib for quite a long time now to supply missing functions
> (eg: get_opt) in some C++ projects. And suddenly everything breaks down.
>
> Apparently read is redefined to _read when compiling for Windows since
> this September. I'm cross compiling with
Hello,
I'm using gnulib for quite a long time now to supply missing functions
(eg: get_opt) in some C++ projects. And suddenly everything breaks down.
Apparently read is redefined to _read when compiling for Windows since
this September. I'm cross compiling with x86_64-w64-mingw32.
In some
