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To port Kissat to MinGW MSYS2 under Windows, I had to change some macro definitions:
File: application.c defines ERROR. This causes a redefinition warning Suggested code near line 318
application.c
ERROR
#ifdef ERROR #undef ERROR #endif
File: handle.h SIGBUS is undefined for MinGW Sugested code near line 13
handle.h
SIGBUS
#ifndef SIGBUS #define SIGNAL_SIGBUS #else #define SIGNAL_SIGBUS SIGNAL (SIGBUS) #endif
File: statistics.c defines RELATIVE. This causes a redefinition warning Sugested code near line 48
statistics.c
RELATIVE
#ifdef RELATIVE #undef RELATIVE #endif
To implement timeout, handling of SIGALRM signals and time measurement, I am using the Windows abstraction layer of Felix Simon.
SIGALRM
Thank you for Kissat and best greetings,
Axel Kemper
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Thanks, will work on MinGW port (and maybe Windows at some point).
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To port Kissat to MinGW MSYS2 under Windows, I had to change some macro definitions:
File:
application.c
defines
ERROR
. This causes a redefinition warningSuggested code near line 318
File:
handle.h
SIGBUS
is undefined for MinGWSugested code near line 13
File:
statistics.c
defines
RELATIVE
. This causes a redefinition warningSugested code near line 48
To implement timeout, handling of
SIGALRM
signals and time measurement, I am using the Windows abstraction layer of Felix Simon.Thank you for Kissat and best greetings,
Axel Kemper
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: