Hubert Maier
Hubert Maier
>I would discourage the usgae of .so altogether. Big projects will soon start to be only available through cross-compiling then I'm afraid :-(
Nice. Is this bug also current in newlib and could it ge fixed there aswell? I'll stand by for testing
This bit me today too, would be nice to have it supported btw: It doesn't matter if i use -std=c++11 or -std=gnu++11, i get the same error
The files are still mangled into each other through a "|" (pipe) symbol, some of the subdirectories have this pipe in their name aswell With the "RestoreLinks" scripts, smylinks are...
But it seems to be a "recent" problem. Otherwise it would have been reported earlier, methinks. I don't have access to my system right now, but it would be interesting...
I think this can be closed? The builds aren't broken anymore last i checked
@capehill Good call regarding the documentation. It should be "-athread=native" (mind the double "-" in front of your line) and should reside in LDFLAGS (but you probably knew that already(?)...
Ah, ok. I thought it might be because of endian issues. PROGDIR: is used as default on this platform and points to the directory the program was started. The problem...
Ah, right. I already looked at the code briefly but couldn't find it. I'll try to remove it and see what happens next. Thank you
So, i tried to change it to char *get_full_path(const char *base_dir, const char *filename) { #ifdef __amigaos4__ char *path = (char *)malloc(strlen(base_dir) + strlen(filename)); //2 = path delimiter + \0...