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building for 64-bit Pd on Windows #43
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I would definitely recommend Gnu C instead of MSVC. Nevertheless it should be possible to exclude the problematic sections by some preprocessor code. Sorry, can't look into it at the moment. |
no worries and thanks for the fast reply! out of MinGW and Cygwin, would you recommend one over the other? would i also need to build Pd using the same compiler? |
i couldn't figure out how to solve this using the preprocessor, so i set up MinGW-w64 and was able to build flext (with a small change). my problem now is building py (python 2.7 version from your master branch). with a few more changes, i can run
and compile all the source files, but linking fails:
(i know i have extra quotes in the incompatibility seems to be because for some reason, even 64-bit Pd ships 32-bit versions of these libraries. i'm not sure what to do here, since i can't seem to find direct equivalents from the MinGW repos either. i also don't understand why apparently MSVC-related libraries are involved when building with MinGW, so i tried using
any ideas on what to try next would be appreciated! |
hi,
i'm trying to build flext for 64-bit Pd (amd64, not double precision) on Windows 10 using MSVC. since MSVC doesn't allow inline assembly on 64-bit, this fails on
flsimd.cpp
and (with SIMD disabled)lockfree/cas.hpp
.is it possible to do a 64-bit build? should i be using MinGW or Cygwin instead of MSVC?
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