win32 compile problem

[bootstrap]

Okay, it gets further this time, apparently, but outputs the following error message:

Compiling: icemathasm.s
mingw32-g++.exe: =: No such file or directory
mingw32-g++.exe: 0x0700: No such file or directory

I have two equivalent files, "icemathasm.asm" (MASM format assembly language) and "icemathasm.s" (Linux format assembly language).  I am not sure what that error message means, but a couple aspects look suspicious.  First, the file "icemathasm.s" certainly does exist in the project directory, and in fact, that file is displayed in the IDE, within the "ASM sources" tree.  I had assumed that "icemathasm.s" was the appropriate version of this assembly language file because I assumed the GCC/mingw compiler and tools only recognize this assembly language format.  OTOH, if I need to somehow put the "icemathasm.obj" file that VS2005 generates into this project, I can live with that if necessary (or the "icemathasm.o" file that CodeBlocks on Linux generates, though I would assume that is ELF format and therefore totally non-compatible).

The final line of those 3 error lines is also suspicious.  I just added the __MSVCRT_VERSION__ = 0x0700 to the #define tab in the IDE, and that error contains 0x0700.  Not sure why it would consider 0x0700 (or anything under the #define tab) a "file or directory", but that 0x0700 value is awfully suspicious.  The strange thing is, adding that line stopped the error on the _aligned_malloc() function, so off hand it seemed to work as intended.

Any ideas?  What do I do with my assembly language (or corresponding object) files?

PS:  I installed the mingw stuff into "c:/mingw" as requested (avoiding path/file names with space characters).  However, my project files are inside the "c:/documents and settings/administrator/document/project/" directory, which I believe is supposed to be "okay".  Am I wrong about that?

[Biplab]

Compiling: icemathasm.s
mingw32-g++.exe: =: No such file or directory
mingw32-g++.exe: 0x0700: No such file or directory
...

The final line of those 3 error lines is also suspicious.  I just added the __MSVCRT_VERSION__ = 0x0700 to the #define tab in the IDE, and that error contains 0x0700.  Not sure why it would consider 0x0700 (or anything under the #define tab) a "file or directory", but that 0x0700 value is awfully suspicious.  The strange thing is, adding that line stopped the error on the _aligned_malloc() function, so off hand it seemed to work as intended.

You should not add any space. See my previous reply and do NOT edit my code to make it look nice; it doesn't work that way.

[bootstrap]

next error:

   'memcpy' is not declared in this scope

The file that gets that error does #include <string.h> which documentation says is the correct include file.  Also, when I look inside <string.h>, I see a declaration of the memcpy() function.

Also the following:

   '_ftime64_s' is not declared in this scope

I find function _ftime64() is declared in <sys/timeb.h>, but no _ftime64_s() function.  Does this mean I must have #ifdef statements in my code to distinguish whether it is being compiled by mingw instead of VS ?

Also, every attempt to call a function in "icemathasm.s" fails with

   undefined reference to <functionname>

which presumably means "icemathasm.s" has not been assembled (see question in my previous post).

[Jenna]

You still seem to mix VC and MinGW headers and/or libraries.

By the way, this thread seems to have nothing to do with C::B, but with lack of knowledge about the compiler, you want to use.
In other words, it's violating our forum rules.

Please ask in an appropriate forum (for example MinGW).

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