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Problem building ttmath library in 64 bit Windows.
Zachary1234:
I have done this, and am know getting reams of errors. I believe they are all preprocessing ones.
Nonetheless, I have seem to come as close as either just 4 error messages, failing to detect four .h files,
or reams of (I've no idea). Is there yet a way to surmount these problems?
stahta01:
--- Quote from: Zachary1234 on October 29, 2018, 10:58:54 am ---I have done this, and am know getting reams of errors. I believe they are all preprocessing ones.
Nonetheless, I have seem to come as close as either just 4 error messages, failing to detect four .h files,
or reams of (I've no idea). Is there yet a way to surmount these problems?
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Once you learn how to post a CB build log, you should find a website to help you learn how to program.
This website is not an how to program website.
Edit: TTMATH_NOASM define stops it from trying to use the assembly code that is giving errors.
Edit2: I am guessing the 64 bit build is not compatible with MinGW GCC; likely need Linux or maybe Cygwin GCC for 64 bit builds.
Tim S.
stahta01:
--- Quote from: stahta01 on October 29, 2018, 12:39:28 pm ---Once you learn how to post a CB build log, you should find a website to help you learn how to program.
This website is not an how to program website.
Edit: TTMATH_NOASM define stops it from trying to use the assembly code that is giving errors.
Edit2: I am guessing the 64 bit build is not compatible with MinGW GCC; likely need Linux or maybe Cygwin GCC for 64 bit builds.
Tim S.
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You might try reading or posting on https://www.ttmath.org/forum
Tim S.
stahta01:
--- Quote from: stahta01 on October 29, 2018, 08:43:37 pm ---
--- Quote from: stahta01 on October 29, 2018, 12:39:28 pm ---Once you learn how to post a CB build log, you should find a website to help you learn how to program.
This website is not an how to program website.
Edit: TTMATH_NOASM define stops it from trying to use the assembly code that is giving errors.
Edit2: I am guessing the 64 bit build is not compatible with MinGW GCC; likely need Linux or maybe Cygwin GCC for 64 bit builds.
Tim S.
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You might try reading or posting on https://www.ttmath.org/forum
Tim S.
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Read at least this post https://www.ttmath.org/forum/can_t_build_samples_in_samples_directory._using_windows_10_and_mingw64
Edit: On rereading that post does not help very much.
Edit2: Link to code fix for svn trunk https://www.ttmath.org/forum/patch_for_building_64_bit_using_windows_mingw64_gcc
Tim S.
Zachary1234:
-I am back to the point in my original post, where 4 of my includes inside the samples
directory cannot find ttmath.h
-I have used the Windows path variable, as well as the Code::Blocks
build options search directories, still to no success.
-I am using version 0.9.3 of ttmath.
-What is the one little thing I clearly need to fix so that
these #include statements can pick up ttmath.h ?
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