what is the mingw equivalent of msvc
dumpbin /exports kernel32.dll
?
this dumps a list of all the functions exported by the DLL. it is especially
useful in figuring out what functions, if any, are available to you and what
functions you should research, and what dll's contain what functions (for
> shame that the msvc (and subsequently mingw) does a
> #define MAXIMUM_PROCESSORS 32
> it seems these days that limits are meant to be broken,
That #define certainly does not mean that code built with mingw (or
msvc) would be limited to running threads on a maximum of 32
concurrent processors, if
sorry, yahoo mail will only let me top-post.
I was the OP.
personally, my preference is to write my code in as platform-independent and
compiler-independent a way as possible. which usually means a 3-5 ifdefs per
snippet of code. the older msvc6 (which is what I have as a default) does not
Hello!
I mentioned last week on IRC that i succesfully compiled with mingw64
64bit windows (7) applications, that used OpenCL and Cuda (GPU computing
libraries).
The thing worked well by using gendef to create .def files from the
corresponding .dll's and then using libtool to create import librar
