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Request: Win64 gcc compile target #100
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The target definitions are all found in the file Everything about Windows starts at https://github.com/andreas-kupries/critcl/blob/master/lib/critcl/Config#L290 The initial stuff is code to handle some MSVC differences in options and libraries. The mingw stuff begins at https://github.com/andreas-kupries/critcl/blob/master/lib/critcl/Config#L386 For a win64 target we need a new block, lets name it I hope that helps. |
Oh, right. The common settings are the top, at line https://github.com/andreas-kupries/critcl/blob/master/lib/critcl/Config#L55 |
And the |
@blacksqr Did this help you ? |
Thanks for the information... I haven't had time to revisit the issue, I poached a pre-compiled 64-bit tcllibc library file from the BAWT distribution. If I have success in defining a new target, I'll post feedback/details. |
Thank you. Note that I am gearing up towards making a 3.1.18 release, and I hope to get such a Win64 target in. |
I'd like to compile tcllibc.dll for 64-bit Windows systems, but I can't because apparently critcl has no Win64 compile target for mingw gcc.
I can cross-compile a Win32 dll from Linux, or compile a Win32 dll from a 64-bit Win computer with mingw installed. But there's no Win64 option. I have not been able to figure out how to define a new target.
I tried the 64-bit tcllibc.dll from the Magigsplat distro, but it seems that a dll compiled with Visual Studio is incompatible with a tclsh executable cross-compiled with gcc.
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