Difference between revisions of "User talk:Wyldckat"
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| − | *gcc-4.3.3 mingw32 should build now under stable releases of cygwin 1.7... still have to figure out which package has langinfo.h | + | *gcc-4.3.3 mingw32 should build now under stable releases of cygwin 1.7... still have to figure out which package has langinfo.h (still haven't found which package has it...) |
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*still have to figure out if it is just FUD what they say about "unstable" due to file sensitivity... although... I can't seem to find where I read that now... so, it seems safe enough... | *still have to figure out if it is just FUD what they say about "unstable" due to file sensitivity... although... I can't seem to find where I read that now... so, it seems safe enough... | ||
*development of OpenFOAM 1.6.x and OpenFOAM 1.5-dev seem to be possible now under cygwin. It is more advisable to do a "local cross-compile", so OpenFOAM can run without cygwin "limited layer" ;) | *development of OpenFOAM 1.6.x and OpenFOAM 1.5-dev seem to be possible now under cygwin. It is more advisable to do a "local cross-compile", so OpenFOAM can run without cygwin "limited layer" ;) | ||
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*getting OpenFOAM headers to work with native Windows, can be done by using the -E option of gcc... in other words, preprocess the code using a cgywin based (cross-)compiler for native mingw to use... or even M$ Developer studio.... search for compatible stdint.h... because MSVC isn't fully compatible with C99 standard... and are still new on the C++0 thing... | *getting OpenFOAM headers to work with native Windows, can be done by using the -E option of gcc... in other words, preprocess the code using a cgywin based (cross-)compiler for native mingw to use... or even M$ Developer studio.... search for compatible stdint.h... because MSVC isn't fully compatible with C99 standard... and are still new on the C++0 thing... | ||
*new links: | *new links: | ||
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**Stdint.h for MSVC: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stdint.h#Downloads | **Stdint.h for MSVC: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stdint.h#Downloads | ||
*update the FAQ part about Windows... | *update the FAQ part about Windows... | ||
Revision as of 15:48, 22 July 2010
Wyldckat NOTES:
- gcc-4.3.3 mingw32 should build now under stable releases of cygwin 1.7... still have to figure out which package has langinfo.h (still haven't found which package has it...)
- still have to figure out if it is just FUD what they say about "unstable" due to file sensitivity... although... I can't seem to find where I read that now... so, it seems safe enough...
- development of OpenFOAM 1.6.x and OpenFOAM 1.5-dev seem to be possible now under cygwin. It is more advisable to do a "local cross-compile", so OpenFOAM can run without cygwin "limited layer" ;)
- debugging of the cross-compiled version should be possible, using a cygwin based IDE... since it all runs in Windows...
- getting OpenFOAM headers to work with native Windows, can be done by using the -E option of gcc... in other words, preprocess the code using a cgywin based (cross-)compiler for native mingw to use... or even M$ Developer studio.... search for compatible stdint.h... because MSVC isn't fully compatible with C99 standard... and are still new on the C++0 thing...
- new links:
- Stdint.h for MSVC: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stdint.h#Downloads
- update the FAQ part about Windows...
