Am 23.11.11 05:11, schrieb xunxun:
> 于 2011/11/23 5:51, Ruben Van Boxem 写道:
>> I'm attempting to make Arch user packages for MinGW-w64, but it seems
>> I'm failing miserably.
>>
>> Although I'm using the exact same (more or less) steps as in my
>> Personal build scripts, the cross-compiler's libs
2011/11/23 Ozkan Sezer :
> On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 11:30 PM, Prof Brian Ripley
> wrote:
>> Assuming you are still updating 1.0, this comes from a bug report on
>> R built with a toolchain from Sept 2010 (but the bug is still present
>> in the 1.0 branch).
>>
>> Suppose x is what is called in the C
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 11:30 PM, Prof Brian Ripley
wrote:
> Assuming you are still updating 1.0, this comes from a bug report on
> R built with a toolchain from Sept 2010 (but the bug is still present
> in the 1.0 branch).
>
> Suppose x is what is called in the C code MAXNUM, the maximum
> normal
于 2011/11/23 5:51, Ruben Van Boxem 写道:
> I'm attempting to make Arch user packages for MinGW-w64, but it seems
> I'm failing miserably.
>
> Although I'm using the exact same (more or less) steps as in my
> Personal build scripts, the cross-compiler's libstdc++ (and probably
> all other runtime l
Assuming you are still updating 1.0, this comes from a bug report on
R built with a toolchain from Sept 2010 (but the bug is still present
in the 1.0 branch).
Suppose x is what is called in the C code MAXNUM, the maximum
normalized double. Then pow(x, y) is computed as INF for 0 < y <= 1,
whe
Hi,
I'm attempting to make Arch user packages for MinGW-w64, but it seems I'm
failing miserably.
Although I'm using the exact same (more or less) steps as in my Personal
build scripts, the cross-compiler's libstdc++ (and probably all other
runtime libs) contain no symbols, which makes linking to
