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I've made a batch file that helps me getting it off, and I build right now couple of other libs this way: pixman, cairo, sdl, zeromq, luajit, AntTweakBar and few others. Sometimes I hit stone with missing headers, and thus the Windows SDK is needed, or some replacement from (mingw, though not pretty).
The question about 64-bit fseek/ftell for MSVCRT.DLL comes back few times, and the last time Thomas Lauer gave the idea of using fsetpos/fgetpos.
This would work if you don't rely on the \r\n -> \r mapping that Microsoft does (or was it \r\n -> \n). I've found the hard way that fopen( "text-file", "rt" ) on Microsoft would remap all endings, and seeking works differently (but maybe it does not make sense at all to support correct seeking there).
So it might work, but I haven't got the need to fix it yet.Here is my project github.com/malkia/ufo, look under build/Windows folder - it's very spartan, and assumes for a lot the stuff that cygwin is installed (use couple of tools), WDK, and probabaly some other SDK's.
On 12/14/2011 10:58 AM, Patrick Rapin wrote:
I only support building with the SDK, not the WDK/DDK.Adding support for WDK would be very easy, since there is only the one little problem I reported you.Great ! Olivetti printers use a 4Kc MIPS processor (not sure if this is a R1 architecture).This CPU doesn't have a hardware FPU. The kernel emulates that, but it'll be dead slow.That's right, my bad. No chance to have a fast Lua implementation on such a platform. A little question to be sure: Lua supports defining lua_Number as integers, but LuaJIT doesn't (or does it)?