Kray-G
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1 year ago I am sorry, _WIN32 was not good for the Windows build because my project has been broken with the code. Now I'm trying to find a correct fix, but both the orginal code with __WIN32 and the new code with _WIN32 are incorrect so far. Concretely, after I replaced __WIN32 by _WIN32, c2m.exe couldn't find __va_start.
Now, I've got it works when removing __GNU_LIBRARY__ from mirc_x86_64_stdarg.h.
Looking at other places in mirc_x86_64_stdarg.h, there's no other __GNU_LIBRARY__ macro in that file, that means you'll find out all branches by the macro is separated by #else instead of using __GNU_LIBRARY__ macro. So now, I think this place should have #else instead of #elif __GNU_LIBRARY__. At least there is no #else of that macro branch.
Although I think __WIN32 is not correct, it remains because it's original.
I'll try to find the correct way, but anyway could you make it back to #else?
I want to thank you for providing the very fantastic product of MIR.
Today, I found a problem that I've failed compiling with c2m.exe, and I figured out it depending on __WIN32 macro when I digged into the c2m source. As a conclution, _WIN32 is defined but __WIN32 isn't defined in the Microsoft compilers, so I found you should use _WIN32 instead.
Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions.