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hi, i'm using code::blocks under wine and openwatcom compiler, all is fine, is working, but when i use option RUN no result, the program is not launching. help please !

Whoops. Sorry about that. I wasn't supposed to actually have that as a reply, it was meant to be another top-level post. To summarise, wrc in the Mandriva wine-1.1.0 RPM available from Sourceforge conflicts with the name of "wrc" in openwatcom, which is also a Win32 resource compiler. Cheers, The Viking, Flying Brick Systems.

Hi, i'm using openwatcom under wine, all is ok, but next code will not work: #include <windows.h> void main( void ) { system( "foo.exe" ); } same problem for: #include <windows.h> void main( void ) { WinExec( "foo.exe", SW_SHOW ); } where "foo.exe" is a windows console...

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...isibility ("default"))) @@ -73,7 +78,7 @@ #define FLAC_API #endif - +#endif /** These #defines will mirror the libtool-based library version number, see * http://www.gnu.org/software/libtool/manual/libtool.html#Libtool-versioning */ This assumes that Ozkan isn't pursuing his OpenWatcom patches which isn't clear. Either way callers should be able to define FLAC_API. Dave

Hi Mikael, the idea of modifying functions so they return two parameters (the usual one and an exception pointer or some kind of exception flag) is well known. The LLVM vmkit project actually uses a variant of this: rather than returning the exception pointer in a register, it sticks it in a global thread local variable. I only took a quick look at your paper, but it seems to me that it has a

I am using PXELINUX, ISOLINUX, and memdisk in my project (http://unattended.sourceforge.net/). When memdisk gained support for compressed images, I started using it because it is cool. I used gzip to compress floppy.img to create floppy.imz, and all was good. But now my users are complaining that they cannot use WinImage (a Windows floppy image editing tool) to edit my floppy.imz files. I have

Hi, The guys on the Tiny C mailing list referred me to this list because I suggested adding a simple exception handling mechanism to Tiny C. I have written a small article on a proposal to add try/catch and throw statements to C, knowing very well that this is a non-standard extention, but there are so many of those in the C world that another one shouldn't be a big issue. The Tiny C guys

...erience (to avoid Cygwin, GnuWin32, and MSYS, if I can). So I think I'll stick to my current angle - which is to let the user install only MinGW, CMake, and Python, and then leave out any mention of MSYS (until the Testing on Windows document). P.S. There is one more compiler for Windows: The OpenWatcom compiler (my favorite for its marvellous debugger), but unfortunately it does not support newer C++ advances so it can't be used to build LLVM and Clang as far as I recall. At the very least, it is not usable for Unicode programs as it does not support wstreams. 2012/6/16 NAKAMURA Takumi <...

...mportant thing for me is just that the method is so great -- about four to five times faster than the traditional stack unwind method (try expands to setjmp, throw expands to longjmp) -- that I wanted to make sure that somebody somewhere knew about the method. I think I'll take my ideas to the OpenWatcom C++ mailing list as the OpenWatcom compiler uses setjmp()/longjmp() in its exception handling implementation (despite being one of the best compilers on the Intel platform). Cheers, Mikael Lyngvig > Hi Mikael, the idea of modifying functions so they return two parameters > (the usual one an...

...ng > Windows Evangelist, I'd like to keep Windows in your mental horizon so that > we one day have full support for at the very least both 32-bit and 64-bit > variants of Clang using the respective version of MinGW. > > Very briefly put, I came from a background of Windows tools: OpenWatcom > C++ (used to be the best optimizer on Windows), Microsoft Visual C++, and > back in the ancient days of early DOS and NT, JPI, Borland, and Metaware > C++. I had next to no experience with the MinGW toolchain and had only > very little experience with actual use of GCC. So everythin...

...udio" page. Those are just my two cents. I didn't intend to imply that Linux, Mac OS X, or FreeBSD guys are less than Windows guys.  More on the contrary (except for the Mac OS X guys).  Most Linux and FreeBSD users know what they are doing. P.S. Has anybody tried building LLVM with the OpenWatcom compiler?  If not, I will give it a try because it is about 10 percent faster than the Microsoft compiler in my 10 year old real-life tests (a print server). Cheers, Mikael Den 20-02-2011 13:49, Anton Korobeynikov skrev: P.S. I was thinking you perhaps could make a blinking button labeled &quot...

in a program compiled with openwatcon under windows, i have multilanguage support, and i can switch from english to romanian with ALT+SHIFT same program compiled with openwatcom under wine, i don't have multilanguage support, more, romanian chars are replaced with symbols, how can i have multilanguage support under wine ? -- George Enescu 16/13 Hunedoara mobil: 0720301842 tel. : 0354401534 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... U...

Hello, folk's i realy need that to switch from windows to linux&wine C compiler used OpenWatcom 1.7 under wine & Fedora 7 cod sequence: SelectObject( hdc, GetStockObject( SYSTEM_FIXED_FONT )); is used in a internal editor. compiling under windows i have multi-language support (romanian-language) compiling under wine in fedora 7 i loose multi-language support (romanian-language) in f...

...68000000-6801f000 Deferred ld-linux.so.2 [/code] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ same version of codeblocks in CentOS 5.5 with wine-1.2.1 is working fine. editing, creating project, compiling and debug is ok, compiler used is openwatcom 1.9

Hello need a resource editor (RC) that work under wine. tested: resedit, resource builder, resed, xnresourceeditor, all borland resource editors, openwatcom resource editor, weditres, all with problems. thanks ! -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/attachments/20080325/22100be2/attachment.htm

Albert Graef wrote: > The broken mingw support (as pointed out by Stuart) [...] s/Stuart/Kenneth/ Sorry. -- Dr. Albert Gr"af Dept. of Music-Informatics, University of Mainz, Germany Email: Dr.Graef at t-online.de, ag at muwiinfa.geschichte.uni-mainz.de WWW: http://www.musikinformatik.uni-mainz.de/ag

...self-appointed LLVM/Clang Windows Evangelist, I'd like to keep Windows in your mental horizon so that we one day have full support for at the very least both 32-bit and 64-bit variants of Clang using the respective version of MinGW. Very briefly put, I came from a background of Windows tools: OpenWatcom C++ (used to be the best optimizer on Windows), Microsoft Visual C++, and back in the ancient days of early DOS and NT, JPI, Borland, and Metaware C++. I had next to no experience with the MinGW toolchain and had only very little experience with actual use of GCC. So everything was pretty overwhe...

Hello, Can I load setupldr.bin directly using isolinux without original CD boot sector? Thanks, Theewara

On 01/22/17 02:00 PM, Ozkan Sezer wrote: > Question: Does emx support __declspec(dllexport) so I can adjust > these changes? Because the emx build of the dll seems to have > exported_everything_ :( GCC supports __declspec(dllexport) though it still needs a def file, with no exports. Libtool doesn't currently and as flac uses libtool... Dave