vtorri
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> Update: I forgot about cross-compiling. For example, cross-compile from Linux to Windows. So, maybe compiling a test program is better. I don't know. or, when cross compiling, check out...
maybe a prog like the following can be used to determine which compiler/arch is used (i can't test on ARM though) ```c #include int main() { int ret = 0;...
another way: * to know we are on Windows (not cross compiling): execute `cmd /c ver` or `systeminfo` and find `Windows` in the output. We know then we are on...
> Update: It turned out the problem is in `bootstrap.sh`. On MSYS2, `c99` is the MSYS GCC (which is POSIX). Change `${CC:-c99}` to `${CC:-gcc}` so it will invoke the correct...
> I tried to add these into the function `static enum machine_system machine_system(const struct str *sysname)` in `machines.c`: > > ``` > ... > if (str_startswith(sysname, &WKSTR("mingw32_nt"))) { > return...
see PR #40 I'm waiting for @annacrombie to look at it...
as @annacrombie is ignoring my PR and does not apply even very super simple PR, i won't on muon anymore
you can watch my fork here : https://github.com/vtorri/muon it will contain almost exclusively patches for Windows
@ghost i've added a Windows modules for resource files in my fork above
or use meson to pass `-D_CRT_SECURE_NO_DEPRECATE` to the preprocessor