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From: "Qianqian Fang"
> After putting -lgw32c -lole32 at the end of the command line,
> the linking error for drand48_r has gone. However, there are
> still 10s of unresolved references error for stderr, stdin
> and stdout. Are there anything else
On 06/10/2010 04:18 AM, Keith MARSHALL wrote:
>
> > gcc -lgw32c -lole32 -lm -o bin/mmc built/posix_randr.obj
> > built/simpmesh.obj
> > uilt/tettracing.obj built/mcx_utils.obj built/tictoc.obj
> built/tetray.obj "
> >
> > I am certain that gcc/ld had found the libgw32c.a that I placed
> > under
> gcc -lgw32c -lole32 -lm -o bin/mmc built/posix_randr.obj
> built/simpmesh.obj
> uilt/tettracing.obj built/mcx_utils.obj built/tictoc.obj built/tetray.obj "
>
> I am certain that gcc/ld had found the libgw32c.a that I placed
> under c:\MinGW\lib, but somehow, it does not link :(
It *does* l
hi
I am trying to port a code written under Linux to Windows.
I used MinGW with GCC 4.0 on a Windows XP machine.
In order to use the drand48_r function, I downloaded and
installed LibG32C v0.4 library for Windows. I copied all the
header files under "C:\Program Files\GnuWin32\include\glibc"
to C:\
