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User forums => Help => Topic started by: artoj on July 10, 2006, 06:22:28 pm
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I'm having problems with compiler options and "/Wp64" switch.
I'm using the Windows 2003 Server Platform SDK for testing purposes. When I go to Project - Build options - Compiler tab - Other options tab, add "/Wp64" and click OK, the setting isn't saved.
When I go to review the setting, the Other Options tab is empty.
The same problem is also in the Global Compiler settings.
I'm using Windows x64 Pro and revision 2917.
Arto
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ok, I will look into it, I am in the process of fixing other bugs in the comiler options. Just one more to add to the list ;-)
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I have tried it (starting from project : build option), and this works for me. Also on WinXp Pro 64-bit.
Tried it on rev 2729.
Do you still have this (sample project where it does not work) ?
I have to say, I did the experiment on the gcc compiler.
By the way : can you run CB with gdb on your 64 bit ? On my system GDB crashes :-(
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I have tried it (starting from project : build option), and this works for me. Also on WinXp Pro 64-bit.
Tried it on rev 2729.
Do you still have this (sample project where it does not work) ?
Strange. I have the problem in every project I've created. I'll try a more recent nightly.
By the way : can you run CB with gdb on your 64 bit ? On my system GDB crashes :-(
No I don't. What I've read, the MinGW project has no plans to add support for 64-bit Windows.
That's why I downloaded the Platform SDK and I'm trying to integrate it to C::B. I haven't progressed much because the new SDK uses some weird build system. Mainly this is because the SDK supports IA64 (Intel's 64-bit arch), AMD64 (AMD's 64-bit arch, the "standard") and 32-bit programs.
I'm currently trying to port Code::Blocks for 64-bit Windows. After that, I'll try to integrate the 64-bit debugger.
This is starting to get so offtopic that I think I create another thread...
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I'm using the Windows 2003 Server Platform SDK for testing purposes. When I go to Project - Build options - Compiler tab - Other options tab, add "/Wp64" and click OK, the setting isn't saved.
When you enter a setting in "other compiler options", before saving, it checks if this setting is supported by C::B. If it is, it is removed from "other options" and the relevant option checkbox will be checked next time you enter the compiler options.
Short answer: the setting is not lost. You 'll see that the "warn for 64bit portability issues" (or however it's called :P) option is now enabled.
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When you enter a setting in "other compiler options", before saving, it checks if this setting is supported by C::B. If it is, it is removed from "other options" and the relevant option checkbox will be checked next time you enter the compiler options.
Short answer: the setting is not lost. You 'll see that the "warn for 64bit portability issues" (or however it's called :P) option is now enabled.
OK, thanks. Could there be a somesort of a notification? It was really weird that the setting just "disapperared". :shock:
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When you enter a setting in "other compiler options", before saving, it checks if this setting is supported by C::B. If it is, it is removed from "other options" and the relevant option checkbox will be checked next time you enter the compiler options.
Short answer: the setting is not lost. You 'll see that the "warn for 64bit portability issues" (or however it's called :P) option is now enabled.
OK, thanks. Could there be a somesort of a notification? It was really weird that the setting just "disapperared". :shock:
That depends on how you see it. I see as weird the fact that there exists such an option in C::B but you chose to add it manually. C::B was just so kind as to put it in the right place for you ;)