64-bit Onig library?
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On Thu, 31 Dec 2009 17:13:44 -0600, rconn <> wrote:
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|> Is there a 64-bit Oniguruma library?
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|Yes; it's distributed with the x64 version of Take Command.
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|Rex Conn
|JP Software
I mean a LIB for building. It's not in the 64-bit SDK.
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- Vince
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|> Is there a 64-bit Oniguruma library?
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|Yes; it's distributed with the x64 version of Take Command.
|
|Rex Conn
|JP Software
I mean a LIB for building. It's not in the 64-bit SDK.
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- Vince
On Thu, 31 Dec 2009 20:04:08 -0600, rconn <> wrote:
|I can't redistribute the Oniguruma library. But you can download & build
|your own.
Any tips? I usually find building third party stuff a challenge. What version
are you using?
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- Vince
|I can't redistribute the Oniguruma library. But you can download & build
|your own.
Any tips? I usually find building third party stuff a challenge. What version
are you using?
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- Vince
On Thu, 31 Dec 2009 21:02:23 -0600, rconn <> wrote:
|Onig 5.9.1. (But I'm definitely *not* going be able to provide support for
|the Oniguruma code base.)
I don't even want to look at their code. Building the 32-bit version was
trivial (copy win32\Makefile Makefile, copy win32\config.h config.h, nmake).
I haven't got a clue how to build a 64-bit version. Can you help with that?
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- Vince
|Onig 5.9.1. (But I'm definitely *not* going be able to provide support for
|the Oniguruma code base.)
I don't even want to look at their code. Building the 32-bit version was
trivial (copy win32\Makefile Makefile, copy win32\config.h config.h, nmake).
I haven't got a clue how to build a 64-bit version. Can you help with that?
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- Vince
Sorry, no. It's a bit less trivial; it took me about a day to modify
everything appropriately (it doesn't come with x64 support). I didn't save
any notes on what I did, and I don't have the time right now to try to
recreate everything.
Rex Conn
JP Software
OK, I did it (apparently). For the benefit of anyone else who might want to do it on a 32-bit machine, it didn't take much. Rex, please tell me if this sounds right.
1. copy win32\Makefile Makefile
2. copy win32\config.h config.h
3. Makefile: add /MACHINE:X64 to LINKFLAGS
4. run [path]\vcvarsall.bat x86_amd64
5. nmake
Number 4 above was the stinker. That vcvars stuff is not very well documented (at least I couldn't find it).
On Thu, 31 Dec 2009 22:09:51 -0600, rconn <> wrote:
|---Quote---
|> |Onig 5.9.1. (But I'm definitely *not* going be able to provide
|> support for
|> |the Oniguruma code base.)
|>
|> I don't even want to look at their code. Building the 32-bit version
|> was
|> trivial (copy win32\Makefile Makefile, copy win32\config.h config.h,
|> nmake).
|>
|> I haven't got a clue how to build a 64-bit version. Can you help with
|> that?
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|Sorry, no. It's a bit less trivial; it took me about a day to modify
|everything appropriately (it doesn't come with x64 support). I didn't save
|any notes on what I did, and I don't have the time right now to try to
|recreate everything.
Hmmm! What I did wasn't too hard (see recent post and please comment). I got a
64-bit onig.lib, and my 4UTILS built OK and DUMPBIN shows its dependancy on
onig.dll. I have no way of testing whether it'll actually work. I finally
found docs on VCVARSALL.BAT and the "x86_amd64" option is correct (according to
MS) for host X86 and target x64.
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- Vince
|---Quote---
|> |Onig 5.9.1. (But I'm definitely *not* going be able to provide
|> support for
|> |the Oniguruma code base.)
|>
|> I don't even want to look at their code. Building the 32-bit version
|> was
|> trivial (copy win32\Makefile Makefile, copy win32\config.h config.h,
|> nmake).
|>
|> I haven't got a clue how to build a 64-bit version. Can you help with
|> that?
|---End Quote---
|Sorry, no. It's a bit less trivial; it took me about a day to modify
|everything appropriately (it doesn't come with x64 support). I didn't save
|any notes on what I did, and I don't have the time right now to try to
|recreate everything.
Hmmm! What I did wasn't too hard (see recent post and please comment). I got a
64-bit onig.lib, and my 4UTILS built OK and DUMPBIN shows its dependancy on
onig.dll. I have no way of testing whether it'll actually work. I finally
found docs on VCVARSALL.BAT and the "x86_amd64" option is correct (according to
MS) for host X86 and target x64.
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- Vince
If you're only trying to create a lib that will allow you to link against
the onig.dll in v11, that will probably work. If you're trying to create a
static lib or your own dll, it won't -- I had to make some code changes to
fix some 64-bit problems. (Mostly pointer arithmetic.)
Rex Conn
JP Software
On Fri, 01 Jan 2010 12:24:35 -0600, rconn <> wrote:
|If you're only trying to create a lib that will allow you to link against
|the onig.dll in v11, that will probably work. If you're trying to create a
|static lib or your own dll, it won't -- I had to make some code changes to
|fix some 64-bit problems. (Mostly pointer arithmetic.)
That's all I want ... so I can build my plugins. One user downloaded my 4UTILS
for x64 and reported that it works ... loads, at least. I doubt he tested any
of the ONIG stuff but I suppose it'll be OK if it's using your DLL.
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- Vince
|If you're only trying to create a lib that will allow you to link against
|the onig.dll in v11, that will probably work. If you're trying to create a
|static lib or your own dll, it won't -- I had to make some code changes to
|fix some 64-bit problems. (Mostly pointer arithmetic.)
That's all I want ... so I can build my plugins. One user downloaded my 4UTILS
for x64 and reported that it works ... loads, at least. I doubt he tested any
of the ONIG stuff but I suppose it'll be OK if it's using your DLL.
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- Vince
