>You may try 2.36 for example.
Binutils 2.36 segfaults while building the MinGW-w64 CRT, while 2.36.1 builds
the toolchain successfully but shows the previously mentioned relocation error
while compiling hello.c...
Adding these flags:
-Wl,--disable-dynamicbase,--disable-high-entropy-va,--def
A little update on the faulty cross compiler; the problem is most certainly not
in the MinGW-w64 libraries, as I swapped the libraries between the reference
and faulty toolchains and the results were the same. This leaves the linker...
I tried different Binutils versions and found something inte
Meant to reply here.
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I did some tests to determine at which stage (compilation, assembly, linking)
the faulty toolchain creates invalid output. This C program (hi.c) is what I
used for testing:
int main(void) {return 0;}
1. Compilation -- `gcc -S file.c` (successful):
With input hi.c, I used the faulty toolchai
I have built a MinGW-w64 cross compiler on a Linux host and it successfully
creates Windows executables, however said executables don't run on Windows nor
Wine...
A simple cross compiled 'hello-world.c' --> 'a.exe' will cause a generic "not a
valid win32 application" error on Windows, while on W
, 8:36:05 PM GMT+2, Mateusz
wrote:
W dniu 08.01.2019 o 18:29, Sailor Bob via Mingw-w64-public pisze:
>
> I'm trying to compile a modified version of UniLogger on Ubuntu 18.04 using
> mingw. I'm getting the following link error:
>
> undefined reference to '_
I'm trying to compile a modified version of UniLogger on Ubuntu 18.04 using
mingw. I'm getting the following link error:
undefined reference to '_imp__GetSaveFileNameW@4'
I found this post on the MinGW mailing list saying one needs to explicitly link
to comdlg32 so I tried that also:
i686-w6
