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Re: [Lzip-bug] mingw build failure


From: Antonio Diaz Diaz
Subject: Re: [Lzip-bug] mingw build failure
Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2013 15:00:48 +0100
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Roy, JonY, Elbert, thanks for your quick and useful answers. And best wishes for 2013 to all. :-)

Roy Tam wrote:
for strtoull in mingw, use _strtoui64.
[...]
but g++ complains there is no header about it, I think keep using
strtoll/strtoull in C++ version will be better.
(the function exists in MSVCRT.dll but mingw header does not have prototypes)

I think I have found the perfect solution for this; instead of using exotic windows functions, use the standard strtoul:

  #if defined(__MSVCRT__)
  #define strtoull std::strtoul
  #endif

This surely will work on any kind of windows system and its only effect is that (on 32 bit windows systems) numbers larger than 4GiB must be given using prefixes (16G instead of 16000000000). This does not affect dictionary sizes, only the less used --member-size and --volume-size.


JonY wrote:
It should be noted that that not all mingw are equal. So, please avoid
using __MINGW32__ to select features.

Thanks for the hint. The last thing I would want to do is breaking the builds that already work. :-)

__MSVCRT__ seems to work on all systems tested to date, so I see no need to change it.


Elbert, & Nicole Pol wrote:
> lzip-1.14-rc2........................................................
> tests completed successfully.

Excellent! I hope this is the last change affecting OS/2 that will ever be made.


Best regards,
Antonio.



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