[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08.08.2008
10:46:50:
> > The arguments passed here are bogus.
> > You should use instead the standard function WinMain as entry proint
for
> > your user application.
>
> You mean using the -e flag? Would that be -e _WinMain then? That is
> different from both "normal"
> The arguments passed here are bogus.
> You should use instead the standard function WinMain as entry proint for
> your user application.
You mean using the -e flag? Would that be -e _WinMain then? That is
different from both "normal" 32-bit mingw and MSVS conventions then...
The 32-bit mingw use
Hi Tor,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08.08.2008
08:33:16:
> I recently built the GTK+ stack and its dependencies with mingw-w64
> (as cross-compilation from win32), and was pleasantly surprised with
> how easy it was. Then I built GIMP, but there I ran into just one
> problem: In an executable bui
Hi,
I recently built the GTK+ stack and its dependencies with mingw-w64
(as cross-compilation from win32), and was pleasantly surprised with
how easy it was. Then I built GIMP, but there I ran into just one
problem: In an executable built with -mwindows, the argc and argv
parameters to main() are
