Re: 2 win32 build questions
Henry Sobotka <[email protected]> Fri, 12 Apr 2002 02:39:38 -0400
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Chris Seawood wrote: > > Jonathan Wilson wrote: > > 1.why does mozilla need the visual C++ processor pack? > > NSS has standalone asm files which need to be built by ml.exe. > > > and 2.does mozilla use any assembler of any kind (in-line, out of line, > > any processor)? > > Yes, NSS has standalone asm files but xptcall and NSPR each use inline > asm as well. The Linux i386 asm in NSPR, xptcall and NSS essentially works out of the box with gcc on OS/2. In xptcall, you'll have to use that code or an adaptation of it unless the gcc and MSVC vtables are identical. I would also be surprised if object files created by ml.exe can be linked with gcc output; I believe the formats differ. h~