Closed catarial closed 3 months ago
Oh my other question. Will GLIBC be defined in, say, a mingw compile? And will that have exec info?
Oh my other question. Will GLIBC be defined in, say, a mingw compile? And will that have exec info?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6394512/standard-c-library-in-mingw
"MinGW does not build against glibc, it builds against msvcrt. As such, it uses libmsvcrtXX.a instead."
It seems like it doesn't
features.h is not a part of the standard and you included it, breaking all the builds. I think if you remove that and re-push we will see a clean CI.
should I wrap in a #if LINUX
that header is needed to determine if glibc is being used
features.h is not a part of the standard and you included it, breaking all the builds. I think if you remove that and re-push we will see a clean CI.
should I wrap in a
#if LINUX
that header is needed to determine if glibc is being used
actually I was wrong about that, Ill remove features.h
features.h is not a part of the standard and you included it, breaking all the builds. I think if you remove that and re-push we will see a clean CI.