Hello All!
I am finding that std::this_thread::sleep_for is not fully/properly implemented.
I am using Ruben's 64-bit mingw-w64 4.7.0 -enabled build.
When I try compiling:
g++ -std=c++0x -static -o test_sleep test_sleep.cpp
the line:
std::this_thread::sleep_for (std::chrono::millisecond
On 5/14/2012 03:41, MARTIN Pierre wrote:
> Dear Kai, dear list readers,
>
>> No, gendef seems to add double @ symbol happily. You can file a
>> bug about gendef to our bugtracker for this.
> i surely will.
>
>> Simply remove double @ at line end. things like ...@12@12 to ...@12.
> Done.
>
>> As
Dear Kai, dear list readers,
> No, gendef seems to add double @ symbol happily. You can file a
> bug about gendef to our bugtracker for this.
i surely will.
> Simply remove double @ at line end. things like ...@12@12 to ...@12.
Done.
> As long as they aren't accessed it should work, but better
Hi Pierre,
2012/5/13 MARTIN Pierre :
> Dear Kai, dear list readers,
>
>> See as example the export 'DllMain@12@12'. This is the main-entry of
>> DLL and has just the extension @12 and not @12@12.
>> So this means this symbol gets the extension doubled. Also an good
>> question is here why DLL con
Dear Kai, dear list readers,
> See as example the export 'DllMain@12@12'. This is the main-entry of
> DLL and has just the extension @12 and not @12@12.
> So this means this symbol gets the extension doubled. Also an good
> question is here why DLL contains at all symbols with @ decoration
> in e
Hi,
I think the .def file generated by your DLL is here one reason for this issue.
See as example the export 'DllMain@12@12'. This is the main-entry of
DLL and has just the extension @12 and not @12@12.
So this means this symbol gets the extension doubled. Also an good
question is here why DLL c
Dear list,
As i was looking at the conversation indexed by GMane
here: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.gnu.mingw.w64.general/4888
i noticed that my answer to Kai's latest message wasn't there.
That might be due to the fact i attached a 17kB file to
my email, and it might have failed to pass