problem with 2.9.0-RC2 Win64 build with custom gcc 4.4.0

[Serge Skorokhodov]

Hi,

I've build dll version of wxWidgets 2.9.0-RC2 libraries with gcc 4.4.0
from www.equation.com. The build was relatively uneventful except
minor problems with COM-related defines and sporadic warnings related
to potential 32 to 64 bit porting problems.

Most of examples compiled successfully but Windows stop error
0xc000007b appears every time at application startup. It does not seem
to be compiler/mingw headers problem as simple Win64 application
compile and run successfully with this toolset.

I would appreciate any help.

[Vadim Zeitlin]

On Sat, 9 May 2009 23:04:20 +0400 Serge Skorokhodov <***@gmail.com> wrote:

SS> Most of examples compiled successfully but Windows stop error
SS> 0xc000007b appears every time at application startup. It does not seem
SS> to be compiler/mingw headers problem as simple Win64 application
SS> compile and run successfully with this toolset.

Do you use DLL build of wx? If you do, this might indicate some problem
with creating the DLL using your toolchain -- check if making a simple test
DLL works. If you don't I honestly have no ideas but you might find
additional information in Windows event log so you should look there if you
hadn't done it yet.

Regards,
VZ

[Serge Skorokhodov]

Hi Vadim,

Post by Vadim Zeitlin
SS> Most of examples compiled successfully but Windows stop error
SS> 0xc000007b appears every time at application startup. It does not seem
SS> to be compiler/mingw headers problem as simple Win64 application
SS> compile and run successfully with this toolset.
 Do you use DLL build of wx? If you do, this might indicate some problem
with creating the DLL using your toolchain -- check if making a simple test
DLL works. If you don't I honestly have no ideas but you might find
additional information in Windows event log so you should look there if you
hadn't done it yet.

Thanks for quick response. Windows even log does not contain any
clues. I've just forget to mention it. This toolchain does create
simple WinAPI applications successfully but haven't check dlls. Thanks
for the suggestion.