Generally when I see that missing symbol it means mismatched C
runtimes. Usually in my experience it's safe to declare that symbol
as weak to make the link error go away while handling if it's present
correctly.
Niall
On 20 Feb 2012 at 20:02, Jon Wright wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have been trying
Aligning to 128 bits is surely __attribute__((__aligned__(16)))?
You also can inherit from an aligned base class even if that base
class contains no items and the alignment passes down just fine.
BTW alignment isn't reliable as soon as something leaves static
storage e.g. goes through a paramet
Hello,
I have been trying to build pyopencl and pycuda on windows using the
subset of boost in those packages on windows 64 bit. The problem is a
link error due to missing tss_cleanup_implemented. The codes seem to run
without problem if the link error is suppressed:
http://thread.gmane.org/
I think this is probably a topic to take to the boost lists (or possibly
the boost ticket system, if you're pretty sure it's not intentional).
Jim
On 02/20/2012 05:13 AM, VáclavŠmilauer wrote:
I am exposing a struct which is 128-bit aligned to python; it is always
constructed dynamically in c
I am exposing a struct which is 128-bit aligned to python; it is always
constructed dynamically in c++ code, hence there is no trouble that the
alignment is correct. I was getting errors on compilation and had to add this
bit to my code:
namespace boost {
namespace align { struct __attribu
