I\'m trying to build a python extension DLL on a 64bit Win7 machine using cygwin (as cygwin only run as 32bit process, this is actually cross-compiling).
I am havin开发者_JS百科g a C++ project in windows XP. I am compiling this project using minGW/msys.
I have installed MinGW compiler in Windows 7. GCC version is 4.6.1. I have Hello World application: #include <stdio.h>
Can Intel linker on Windows use a static library compiled by MinGW? Are they binary compatible? On Wikipedia and in one \"White paper\", they say on Linux yes, but what about Window开发者_Go百科s and
I just installed Eclipse CDT with MinGW. All the environment variables are set, includes, etc. Tried running a hello world and everything seems to be fine.
On the SourceForge page for MinGW, you can download the GCC 4.5.2 and that\'s the latest version.On the GNU mirrors开发者_JS百科, you can download the GCC 4.6 source and compile it with one of the pos
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I have built libmysqlclient using mingw on Cygwin, so I get the \".a\" file, but when I try to link with this file, it fails.
I have a code in which am trying to use outportb(), but while compiling it on MinGw i am getting below error.
I have a library which has been created under Windows with MinGW. The .a library contai开发者_运维技巧ns some .o files. Now I want to use this library under Linux. If I try to link the library to my p
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