But... But... GCC 3.4... Ugliness...Owen wrote:You're compiling it with Cygwin GCC. It doesn't expect that - use MinGW!
I can't get bochs to compile under cygwin.
Re: I can't get bochs to compile under cygwin.
Re: I can't get bochs to compile under cygwin.
Give up on cygwin. Take ~m32's advice. Install a command line (or light-weight) linux in a virtual machine and use it to cross-compile. Use your native windows or whatever to edit etc. I did this for a few months on my mac until I got gcc cross-compiling. Then I deleted the Linux virtual machine.
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Re: I can't get bochs to compile under cygwin.
GCC 4.5 for MinGW exists.Neolander wrote:But... But... GCC 3.4... Ugliness...Owen wrote:You're compiling it with Cygwin GCC. It doesn't expect that - use MinGW!
Re: I can't get bochs to compile under cygwin.
... it only requires you to download and install the packages manually (not using MinGW installer, which is majorly outdated). For what it matters, there are even pre-built 64-bit targeted GCC's for Windows available here.Owen wrote:GCC 4.5 for MinGW exists.Neolander wrote:But... But... GCC 3.4... Ugliness...Owen wrote:You're compiling it with Cygwin GCC. It doesn't expect that - use MinGW!
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