This caused tests failures on windows (gcc, normal configure and make, the build
succeeds) - missing symbol "main" when running libtcc test, and many later
tests too which probably use libtcc in memory.
Attached are two orthogonal patches, i.e. the test failures happen with or
without also building the unicode variants of the crt files, and the tests pass
(with the tccpe.c fix) regardless if building with or without the unicode
variants.
I'm not entirely sure the tccpe.c fix is correct, and also not sure whether the
wrapper c file is an acceptable solution for re-compiling the same files with
different defines and to different .o files. Please either someone pushes a
better fix, or tell me how to improve the patches, or just tell me to push it
as is.
Thanks.
On Thursday, February 16, 2017 10:35 PM, grischka <address@hidden> wrote:
YX Hao wrote:
Dear grischka and group,
Unicode entry support for windows platform is useful. Especially when
developing programs which relays on the Unicode version APIs and takes
Unicode arguments, it will help.
Here is my patch for this feature. I have used it for about 1 year. It has
followed the recent commits (7b99c3ac2c9c1761d68be1192f975a39199be28d).
'-run' option is useable. And arguments converted.
Since I'm not experienced as you guys. Please give me a review.
Looks good. Please push. I will adjust the Makefiles later.
Thanks,
--- grischka
Best Regards,
YX Hao
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