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Re: compiling X programs (NBY)


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>From: "Kris Thielemans" <kris@wren.rpms.ac.uk>
>To: <gnu-win32@cygnus.com>
>Subject: compiling X programs
>Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 18:27:07 -0000
>
>Hi,
>
>I try to compile a (very simple) X program on my NT machine. I've got 
the
>cygnus distribution, ecgs-1.00, coolview, and the X11R6.3 (from Orlando 
da
>Silva). The binary X programs run fine, but my own program doesn't. I 
get 2
>possible behaviours:
>- When linking with the dynamic link libraries from X11, a dialog box 
coming
>up, saying that it can't find the ll dynamic link library in my path 
(and
>indeed, I don't have any ll.dll anywhere)
>- When linking with the static libraries (/usr/X11R6.2/lib/static) an
>exception crash with the following dump:
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) In cygwin_except_handler exc 
C0000005
>at
>411C0E sp 24EED80
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) Exception trapped!
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) exception C0000005 at 411C0E
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) exception: ax 0 bx 0 cx FFFFFFFF 
dx
>45E0E
>1
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) exception: si 466208 di 1 bp 
24EED9C
>sp 2
>4EED80
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) exception is: 
STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) Stack trace:
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 0: sp = 0x24EEBB4, pc =
>0x10007BB2
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 1: sp = 0x24EEBD0, pc =
>0x77F94512
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 2: sp = 0x24EEBF4, pc =
>0x77F88EEB
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 3: sp = 0x24EEC80, pc =
>0x77F76266
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 4: sp = 0x24EED9C, pc =
>0x412016
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 5: sp = 0x24EEDC0, pc =
>0x4120C2
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 6: sp = 0x24EEDD0, pc =
>0x410EC4
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 7: sp = 0x24EEEA4, pc =
>0x407179
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 8: sp = 0x24EEF9C, pc =
>0x4035BB
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 9: sp = 0x24EF03C, pc =
>0x4611BB
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 10: sp = 0x24EF148, pc =
>0x401A08
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 11: sp = 0x24EF238, pc = 
0x1000
>63BA
>
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 12: sp = 0x24EFF94, pc =
>0x100063CB
>
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 13: sp = 0x24EFFA0, pc =
>0x45E04D
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 14: sp = 0x24EFFB0, pc =
>0x40103B
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) frame 15: sp = 0x24EFFC0, pc =
>0x77F1B304
>
>(d:\kris\PPhead\test\display.exe 1539) End of stack trace (more stack 
frames
>may
> be present)
>
>I then tried to compile the example programs included in the X11
>distribution. Here I stumbled on the problem that
>a) people tell me I should mount my directories binary (which I did)
>b) the example programs have the PC convention of CR LF, and so 
obviously
>won't compile when on  a binary mount point. (aaarghhh)
>
>So, I tried to compile them when they are not on a binary mount. 
Running
>them gives me the same message about the missing dll (surprisingly 
enough
>even when I link with the static libraries).
>
>Here are  my questions:
>- where/what is the missing dll
>- what's wrong with the static libraries
>- can I find the X11 examples in Unix LF convention ?
>- what is the effect of using Coolview without binary mounts (sorry, I
>didn't find this anywhere, even not on Sergey's homepage, not been 
looking
>hard enough ?).
>
>Thanks,
>
>Kris
>
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