Christian Schulte wrote:
> - The first thing you notice is that the gcc shipped with Cygwin
> rejects
> legal code. We might fix that for the
> next release, most likely (see below).
I changed Iter::Ranges::Diff so that it compiles with cygwin's gcc.
This will be part of Gecode 2.0.1.
> -
Hi,
if you insist on using gcc with cygwin, you should consider the "-mno-
cygwin" option. Otherwise, Gecode will link against the cygwin
libraries instead of the Windows libraries, and the resulting
executable is terribly slow. I think it has something to do with the
memory management in
Hi.
I looked into the problems with gcc and dlls on Windows a little more
closely, and I'm afraid it's too broken for a reasonable workaround.
While we have a solution for one linking problem (export of vtables),
another problem is more serious: gcc screws up non-inline template
functions
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