withmorten
withmorten
Hey, can you send me an email so we can chat there? I feel like we've cluttered up this specific issue enough with unrelated comments: [email protected]
I just experimented on my Windows 10 machine and the option "Override high DPI scaling behavior" works for me when set to "System", with 200% scaling. It uses Windows 10...
Been meaning to have a look at that, for now you should just change the compability scaling setting to System (I think) - that's what I did on my Win10.
That didn't seem to fix it - I still get the same error.
@mabrand not sure if you got a notication for the comment, so hopefully this will trigger one if the comment didn't. The same error occurs. I'm also realising below is...
I see, that's strange. That's a neat way to use a different compiler version - at first I started mucking around with gcc.mk. I'll first try to be able to...
It works with gcc14. So the change is between gcc13 and 14.
I found a likely culprit why it now compiles btw: https://github.com/gcc-mirror/gcc/commit/966f3c134bb4802ac7ba0517de4e8e3f6384cfa3
ah okay, so this put me on the correct track. ``` -Dc_std=gnu89 \ + -Dc_args='-D__USE_MINGW_ANSI_STDIO=0' \ ``` fixes it - and is likely more correct, because mxe doesn't use ucrt...
Although it seems libsoup intentionally added this: https://github.com/GNOME/libsoup/commit/050f8e29745ac7fe4238820c7a35e803668674ad I'm not sure what's correct to do here. Either patch gcc or maybe patch this in meson.build in libsoup - or just...