My first use of C::B. Very impressive. A little bit dissapointed by debugger because when I move mouse pointer on a variable, does not display in pop-up the value of this variable. Anyway, good job. If I want it, I can do it!
My question I am not sure that is affected by C::B.
I use `MinGW`.
I compiled `libjpeg` library with `C::B` without any warnings.
I compiled `my_project` executable with `C::B` without any warnings and with *exactly* the same options.
When I run `my_project` it crashes inside a `libjpeg` function.
Then added without any modification of `libjpeg` source, the source of `libjpeg` library into `my_project` and compile again with `C::B` without any warnings.
Now the `my_project` runs ok!
Where is the problem?
I had the same problem in Visual Studio 2005 and after a lot of hours, I found out that, in library struct alignement was 8 bytes and in executable 1 byte.
Is there any posibility for the same problem with MinGW? There is no such option, so I believe not.
Please help. It is silly to include the source of any library to my project ;-)
