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[Mingw-cross-env-list] openmp (and an unrelated issue on _aligned_malloc
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Jos De Laender |
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[Mingw-cross-env-list] openmp (and an unrelated issue on _aligned_malloc) |
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Wed, 18 Jun 2014 08:41:11 +0200 |
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Hey,
Can someone help me yet another time on the use of mxe ?
I'm building for x86_x64-w64-mingw32.static (by the way, where can I
find a decent explanation of this triplet/quartet ?) and my main libs
will be qt and graphicsmagick.
All works well in its 'basic' settings.
However I want to use openmp in my application (and I would like
graphicsmagick uses it as well).
And there things start to go weird.
If I make libgomp as first, then I end up in multiple definitions at
link time.
If I don't make libgomp, my application seems to have _OPENMP defined
but cannot include <omp.h>.
If I make libgomp as last, that seems to work, but I don't trust the
result too far as graphicsmagick doesn't likely use it then. (And I
didn't yet check if my app really uses openmp then).
Also I see that gcc.mk disables libgomp ...
So basically I'm on a trial and error path I don't like. Can someone
shed some light as how I *should* introduce openmp in the chain to have
it reliable ? Someone mentioned somewhere :
- make gcc
- make libgomp
- tweak gcc.mk to use libgomp
- make gcc
- remainder
That sounds complicated but could make sense, I just don't know.
On a completely unrelated note. My application uses _aligned_malloc()
somewhere and as soon as I use that, my application crashes. It goes
well if I replace by a standard malloc. Are there issues with
_aligned_malloc ? Which ones exactly ? The weird thing is it crashes
under Windows 7 but runs happily under wine ...
Thanks for your great project and the help !
Jos
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