2012-08-11 13:28 UTC+0700 Andi Jahja
* winmake/common.mak
* winmake/compile.mak
! missing from previous commit
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2012-08-11 12:45 UTC+0700 Andi Jahja
* contrib/tiff/tiff.h
+ include "hbdefs.h" for INT64 and UNIT64
* contrib/jpeg/jdhuff.c
+ function jpeg_reset_huff_decode() for PDFLite compatibility
* contrib/pdflite/hbpdflib.c
+ enabled support for TIFF format
* contrib/pdflite/tests/i
Hi Phil,
On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 03:46:28 +0400
Phil Krylov wrote:
> for special optimization options for specific files, I'd do it on the
> Makefile level.
Yes, I think that way too. But for xHarbour purposes, it'll be to
cumbersome as I have also to have the "command set" for other compilers
beca
Andi,
for special optimization options for specific files, I'd do it on the
Makefile level.
On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 6:29 PM, Andi Jahja wrote:
> BTW, how to print debug info of GDB to a file? I'm an infant in this
> area :-)
Under windows, I usually run gdb from a big (rowsXcols) console window
2012-08-11 06:27 UTC+0700 Andi Jahja
* ChangeLog
! correction on my note vis:
2012-08-10 08:27 UTC+0700 Andi Jahja
RE: TODO -> MinGW : GPF when loading PNG and JPG.
This was wrong. No GPF occurs.
Andi
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Luiz,
BTW, how to print debug info of GDB to a file? I'm an infant in this
area :-)
Andi
> > > Andi
> > >
> > > Simple
> > >
> > > compile all sources with -g3
> > >
> > > link the app with -g3
> > >
> > > gdb app.exe
> > > run
> > > bt
> > >
> > > Regards
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Luiz,
I guess you were saying "to not use -O3".
Ok, I did not use it for debugging.
The problem is, I have a program which GPFs with -O3. But when I turn
off this -O3, the program runs fine. That's why, I wanted to kill this
optimation for certain files. But, I want to retain -O3 for the rest.
I
Andi
if is for debugging, i suggest to now use -O3, just use -g3 in place
Regards
Luiz
2012/8/10 Andi Jahja
> Luiz,
>
> Do you know how to override GCC flags via program (include) files.
>
> For example:
>
> Given: I have a global optimization flags -O3
> Wanted: For some files, I need to tur
Luiz,
Do you know how to override GCC flags via program (include) files.
For example:
Given: I have a global optimization flags -O3
Wanted: For some files, I need to turn-off this -O3
Reason: Some programs do not like -O3 but I need -O3 as global flag.
Via pragma? GCC supports pragmas?
Thanks.
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