On 22 Feb 2010, at 19:42, Doug Simons wrote:
> Recent updates have left base unbuildable for me on Windows (I haven't tried
> other platforms). Are some of the recent changes still being checked in?
> Here's the last part of what I'm seeing (I'm currently at r29700):
>
> Compiling file NSUser
Eric,
you have the problem from libobj2 continually ?
Bogdan Celer
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Hi Doug...
This is a known bug for a couple of months.
We build on windows for quite 2 years now using the compiler toolchain and
runtime from mingw-w64.sf.net. We use it for both generating 32bit and
64bit windows code (and also the same compiler rebuild from source on
linux for building code
Hi,
I wanted to compile libobjc2 with clang and I had downloaded your custom
msys/mingw installer
but unfortunately clang couldn't be compiled for some unknown reasons(I
suppose
a tool were missing but didn't find which one).
So I have updated msysCore with latest version from msys/mingw project a
It sounds like the Objective-C load function is not being called. This
shouldn't require any extra linker options; if your library is correctly
created then the code to call this will be in the constructors section of the
resulting executable. The simplest way of testing that they are is to
i
On Tue, 23 Feb 2010 15:22:19 +0100, Vincent Richomme
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I wanted to compile libobjc2 with clang and I had downloaded your custom
> msys/mingw installer
> but unfortunately clang couldn't be compiled for some unknown reasons(I
> suppose
> a tool were missing but didn't find which one
