Hello,
while compiling the externals examples (given in v.0.39.2) with different compilers on XP I found:
when compiled with MinGW pd crashes immediately when a number is given to the left inlet of [obj3]. The same happens with example obj4.c (the other examples work fine). Compiled for example with lcc-win32 no problem occurs.
This error seems to depend on the function outlet_float().
Any idea?
Sigi
On Mon Apr 03, 2006 at 12:19:15AM +0200, s.koepf wrote:
Hello,
while compiling the externals examples (given in v.0.39.2) with different compilers on XP I found:
when compiled with MinGW pd crashes immediately when a number is given to the left inlet of [obj3]. The same happens with example obj4.c (the other examples work fine). Compiled for example with lcc-win32 no problem occurs.
did you compile with the -mms-bitfields flag? without that, GCC is not ABI compatible with MSVC...
carmen wrote:
On Mon Apr 03, 2006 at 12:19:15AM +0200, s.koepf wrote:
Hello,
while compiling the externals examples (given in v.0.39.2) with different compilers on XP I found:
when compiled with MinGW pd crashes immediately when a number is given to the left inlet of [obj3]. The same happens with example obj4.c (the other examples work fine). Compiled for example with lcc-win32 no problem occurs.
did you compile with the -mms-bitfields flag? without that, GCC is not ABI compatible with MSVC...
no I didn't but I should have done so. Thanks!
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carmen -
s.koepf