The GetCharWidth32 hasn't two variations on WinCE as it has on Windows
(even if they are the same).
This was discovered by simply noticing the import libraries already
declare it as they should, only the declaration is wrong.
This patch fixes this:
--- w32api/include/wingdi.h 2007-01-26 23:
Some functions in math.h (like rint), are inlined in the math.h
header, but fail to compile with an error when used:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/prjs/wince/cegcc/test/math_h_header$ cat main.c
#include
int main( void )
{
double i = rint( 3.14 );
return 0;
}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/prjs/wince/cegcc
The current declaration for MsgWaitForMultipleObjects is the same as
on standard windows, but on Windows CE it's a define wrapper for
MsgWaitForMultiplesObjectsEx [1].
This patch fixes the winuser.h header:
Index: winuser.h
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As I have writen before, I couldn't compile gdb on my home Kubuntu 6.10 machine.
It was time to try again and found it would go without problems on the
office Kubuntu 6.04.
The difference is on the libc headers, because 6.04 uses libc 2.3.x
and 6.10 uses libc 2.4.x.
It turns out that the libc 2.3
