Re: compiling problem

[Eric Pouech]

Ignasi Villagrasa a écrit :
> 
> Thanks for answering to everyone.
> 
> The problem came from gcc compiler version. I changed it and the problem
> was solved.
It seems then that we should put somewhere that Wine cannot be compiled
with gcc 2.91.66, or the other way around list the compiler Wine
supports

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Re: compiling problem

[Francois Gouget]

On Mon, 18 Feb 2002, Ignasi Villagrasa wrote:

> I have several Win32 console applications. I want to migrate them to
> Linux, and have installed and configured Wine. My target is to migrate
> the programs via winelib. So I don't want to run my applications on the
> fly as windows binary code, but recompile them in Linux enviroment and
> use following WINE console display functions:
[...]
> In file included from /usr/comun/src/mc_vis32.cpp:201:
> /opt/wine/include/wine/wincon.h:25: parse error before `__attribute__'
> /opt/wine/include/wine/wincon.h:229: `PHANDLER_ROUTINE' was not declared
> in this scope

   PHANDLER_ROUTINE is declared in wincon.h:

typedef BOOL (WINAPI *PHANDLER_ROUTINE)(DWORD dwCtrlType);

   gcc is probably confused by the WINAPI (which gets parsed into
__attribute__((stdcall)) or something similar). It seems we keep having
trouble with the placement of WINAPI. You could try the following
placements:

typedef BOOL (* WINAPI PHANDLER_ROUTINE)(DWORD dwCtrlType);
typedef BOOL WINAPI (*PHANDLER_ROUTINE)(DWORD dwCtrlType);

   The problem is that the above are not very standard and quite likely
to not compile with other compilers.


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