Hello,
please note: you must not use the original mingw from sourceforge but
the TDM-port.
See:
The difference is the stack model; we use TDM-gcc sjlj whereas the
original gcc use the dw2 model.
You can only link libraries using same model.
best regards,
Adib.
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On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 7:15 PM, Nicolas Dufour <nicoduf@...48...> wrote:
Hi,
> De : mathog <mathog@...1176...>
> 2. Download mingw-getinst-20120426.exe from sourceforge. Run it,
> install C,C++ compilers and Mingw Devel.
> This resulted in gcc 4.7.2 and w32api and iconv installed (the
> latter two had to be installed separately last time.).
It's a known issue, compiling with gcc4.7 deosn't work and you need 4.6 (4.5
should also work) instead.
Note that it's unrelated to the new devlibs. Compiling with r32 and gcc4.7 would also
fail.
> 11. My understanding was that all of the dll's had to be recompiled to
> work with the newer compiler due to
> a change in the calling convention, however many of the dll's in
> devlibs36 have the same md5sum's as do
> the ones in devlibs32. libglibmm isn't one of these, but libglib is,
> as is aspell and aspell-import.
Some libs are downloaded directly from
ftp.gnome.org, when they are provided as win32
binaries. It's the case for gtk, glib, and some dependencies. But other libs, such as
glibmm, atkmm, gtkmm, cairo, cairomm, are local builds. We could of course compile
everything from the source, but keep in mind that some libs are somewhat tricky to compile
on Windows...
Regards,
--
Nicolas
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