I don't even know if building a fat binary with MinGW64 is even
possible, even in theory.
My guess is 2.5.0 was simply ignoring the --enable-fat flag.
As far as I know, building with the 32 bit version of MinGW supports
--enable-fat though. But that is no use to you as you want a 64 bit
binary.
2.5.0 compiles fine with --enable-fat with all tests passing.
Then how I can compile mpir so that binaries will work on wide range
of CPUs? Generic C build, --march, else? Could you teach me?
Thanks in advance.
Pavel.
On May 25, 2012, at 22:06, Bill Hart wrote:
> It looks like you supplied --e
It looks like you supplied --enable-fat when configuring MPIR.
This is not supported under MinGW.
Bill.
On 25 May 2012 04:03, Pavel Holoborodko wrote:
> Thank you for taking this problem under consideration.
>
> To see the full picture I've tried to compile MPIR from SVN\trunk.
> There are many
>
> All of which serves to confirm that we can't expect the mingw64 build
to work unless someone who needs, uses and understands how it wworks
> volunteers to maintain it.
I can try to help somehow with mingw64 support - but I have no idea about
its architecture & GCC Assembler and other needed s
On Fri, 25 May 2012 12:03:11 +0900
Pavel Holoborodko wrote:
> Thank you for taking this problem under consideration.
>
> To see the full picture I've tried to compile MPIR from SVN\trunk.
> There are many errors coming from Assembler (as was anticipated by
> Brian). Cause seems to be simple enou
