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Compiler finds it in C:\Users\Anakunda\Documents\C\3rd_party\STLport\stlport\math.h but this seems not more compatible (sources are from 2008)

Thanks tiliavirga for useful link. The article describes that all content of math.h was moved to cmath but is not clear if math.h was completely removed or stayed as dummy file with include redirect....

IMHO the math.h shouldnot be picked from anywhere else than vc\include.
The setup seems somehow fishy as it reported some 3rd party component errors on completion.
Add/Remove programs control panel...

Really? That gives sense but I don't have the header file in my C:\Program Files (x86)\Visual Studio 2015\VC\include\

What's wrong? Setup finshed more or less successfully and I of course included...

Thanks for hint Philip Nicoletti but if the sources are from 3rd party and I don't want to edit them is there a way to redirect?

Hello, I'm first time trying to compile old C sources with VC14 and it seems some standard headers are missing

math.h

It appeared as present yet as in VC12. What is replacement of this? Thanks

Greetings, how do I import the stripped export names (no mangling) from C code

A functions int Func()

is exported by def file to MyDll.dll

LIBRARY
EXPORTS
Func

So should I rename all registers to rax, rbx etc..?

HI

I ams truggling with conversion of source part to comply with 64bit C++ compiler, unfortunatelly the part is written in assembler language. I get these errors during compiling:

error:...

I get these errors when trying to compile a C+ project using command line compiler of VS2010. I have searched the web for posible solutions which lead me to this page:...

Hello,

today I first time tried to compile 32 bit target with debug symbols and got strange error:


LINK : fatal error LNK1101: incorrect MSPDB100.DLL version; recheck installation of this...

Yes Intel and MS libraries are mutually compatible.

No, it's plain C


No I only guess which library might concern.


What dependencies do you mean? I have switched to 64bit versions of all libraries.


That's not my project I leave the...

Hmm I don't think so, but it atleast prints the startup banner (console), the crash happens exactly when starting conversion.

Yes, runs fine.


I don't think so, it's an open source platform independent audio encoder.

Moreover I was doing an debug build earlier turning off all optimizations and it ran well outside...

I have tried to make both release and debug build. In both cases the image crashes outside debugger, in bothh cases it runs fine under it. The only difference is rls build invokes message about crash...

I don't have too much experience with WinDbg thus I don't know how stronly it protects application environment but letting run the same application compiled as x86 target it runs fine even...

Hello there I need some clue, got a compiled x64 image but it does crash if run.
Interesting that it finishes successfully if run under debugger (WinDbg).
It indicates similar problem I had in past...

HI.

During instalations of various MS's programming or related products I've got collected more versions of Windows SDK in

C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs

and

C:\Program...

Hmm I'm not sure about it.
Found a link to MSDN page about defines
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/b0084kay%28v=vs.80%29.aspx
saying _WIN32 Defined for applications for Win32 and Win64....

_WIN64 and WIN64 are defined as well as WIN32, _WIN32
Should I really undefine WIN32 & _WIN32 for that target ?
I've seen somewhere both *WIN64 and *WIN32 must be defined for 64bit targets, not...

I don't use gcc, but ICL

Looks like a clone but basically, yes.
Not to concern on the code self, I've gotten same error just awhile ago trying to build pcrecpp library (C++ frontend for libpcre).
Just curious. This error...

I have found that this error only happend if compiling the x64 version of the project using 64bit compiler. Link is successfull in x86 target of same library.
Weird.
Possibly compiler bug?

As I wrote in post#3 deducing from the demangled symbol name it is own function (found it in own code), furthermore an unwind chunk of it, because unwind code is fully in arrangement of compiler I...