On May 28, 2008, at 5:32 AM, Perry Winkel wrote:
well i use -arch ppc64 for that matter
Then it should have worked. At least it did for me.
maybe i switched a switch to many in the projectprefs :-)
i am planning to use gcc on mac, win, linux and stuff
i could go for C99, it will solve my error but may raise
an other???
Microsoft has stated that being C99 compliant is not something they're (ever?) going to do with visual studio. I don't ever program on or for windows so I don't have any advice for you in that regard. Gcc on both Mac OS X and Linux support C99. You have to pass -std=c99 but something like the ULL modifier seems to be a part of gcc's extensions for c89 (-std=gnu89 which is the default).
well the thing is that i am satisfied with a windows compile only, i explicitly do not want to use
any library of the Windows system. we only need very basic stuff like atomic operations, sockets and
database access
i heard that gcc runs on a windows machine also so i figure this will work
the thing is i want it to compile in the most-default-way and now i think
i will go for this
-std=gnu89
thank very much for that
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