Greetings, Hashim Aziz!
Please no top posting on the list.
> An update to this, I resorted to nuking and then re-installing Cygwin from
> scratch, and the problem STILL persists. This seems to suggest that
> something is wrong with Windows itself that is responsible for Cygwin no
> longer being a
Greetings, Ray Sabee!
> As an enthusiastic user of your software for many years, we would like to do
> something in return.
> We are very fond of the open source model and we would like to contribute to
> this great project.
> We have a lot of servers and per request on your website, we would li
On 3/8/2020 10:29 PM, Eliot Moss wrote:
This is probably to the gcc maintainer ...
I am running on a processor that has compare/exchange 128-bit (cx16 capability),
and I compiler with -mcx16 and -latomic. I'm on the latest release cygwin gcc
(9.2.0-3, I believe) and the corresponding libatomic.
This is probably to the gcc maintainer ...
I am running on a processor that has compare/exchange 128-bit (cx16 capability),
and I compiler with -mcx16 and -latomic. I'm on the latest release cygwin gcc
(9.2.0-3, I believe) and the corresponding libatomic. I have a program with
this in it:
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