On Sep 30 09:01, Alex Alexandrov wrote:
Hi, Alex Alexandrov, you wrote
I've posted the bug report to public.win32.programming.kernel and
private.windowsserver_64bit msft mailing lists - no answer so far...
OK, there is a reply from msft: The problem is being checked out. Does it
mean
Hi, Corinna Vinschen, you wrote
That's a good question. I'd translate this as we have tested it
and verified that the problem exists, but I wouldn't bet on this.
After all I'm also not a native speaker.
Yes, it seems you got them right. Today I've received the following message:
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On Thu, Sep 30, 2004 at 10:11:45PM +0400, Alex Alexandrov wrote:
Hi, Corinna Vinschen, you wrote
That's a good question. I'd translate this as we have tested it
and verified that the problem exists, but I wouldn't bet on this.
After all I'm also not a native speaker.
Yes, it seems you got them
On Sep 28 16:32, Alexei Alexandrov wrote:
If you compile this code with 32-bit compiler and then run it on 64-bit Server 2003
it will crash. At the same time it
works on 32-bit machines.
It also works fine on a x86_64 machine in 32 bit mode.
So the questions is to cygwin developers: what
Hi, Corinna Vinschen, you wrote
It also works fine on a x86_64 machine in 32 bit mode.
Yes, I've checked it too - it really works on Intel EM64T (didn't test it on
AMD64).
No, because this would also exclude x86_64 machines.
Probably, a better approach is needed. It is possible to check
Hi, Alex Alexandrov, you wrote
I've posted the bug report to public.win32.programming.kernel and
private.windowsserver_64bit msft mailing lists - no answer so far...
OK, there is a reply from msft: The problem is being checked out. Does it
mean that they were able to reproduce the bug?
With best
Hi, All!
This message is related to my previous post about diff crashing on Itanium, Windows
Server 2003
(http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2004-09/msg00465.html). During debugging I found out that
the problem is in
CreateFileMapping/MapViewOfFileEx behavior on this particular platform. Somehow
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