Re: [Liberty-eiffel] eiffel-iup on Windows

[Germán Arias]

I solve this problem adding some #include "my_file.h". I don't know why
I don't have problem on GNU/Linux with this, but on Windows seems this
is necessary. 

Now I have other problem. When I compile, the "se" tool add all the
definitions of C function to one file called "iup.h". But all the float
parameters are defined in this file as pointer. For example if I have a
function like

my_function (float x, float y)

Then the function appears at "iup.h" like:

my_function (void* x, void* y)

And I get errors saying: 

"expected void* but argument passed is float"

I think this is an error on LibertyEiffel, but no idea how solve it.
Any advice?

Germán


El mar, 08-11-2016 a las 00:18 -0600, Germán Arias escribió:


> Hi,
> 
> I'm testing eiffel-iup on Windows 10 32bits (with the new Windows
> installer). But I have problems. I'm using gcc 4.8.1, because the iup
> binary packages are incompatible with gcc 6 (and I supposes also with
> gcc 5). Iup libraries work perfectly, I has been tested it with
> examples in C. These compiles without problems and runs. But with
> Liberty Eiffel I get this error:
> 
> bad reloc address in 0x0 section in '.data'
> 
> See attached screen shot. As far as I understand, this problem
> appears
> when you don't link the necessary libraries, or when you pass the
> libraries in a wrong order to the linker. I get this error even if I
> link all the iup libraries, so I supposes the second (wrong order) is
> the problem. But can't figure how solve it. Any advice? Thanks
> 
> Germán