[ros-dev] [ros-diffs] [dgorbachev] 26483: Undo r26482 change, waste more stack space.

[Alex Ionescu]

That's all great except that every other compiler on the planet lets you
specify the default convention PER PROJECT. Are you saying that with GCC, I
need to recompile the compiler for every single application I want to ship?
Maybe I have a fastcall stub DLL, a stdcall program and a cdecl C compatible
DLL. I need three compilers for that? That's rubbish.

Fortunately, gcc does support a flag, -mrtd. Oh, but guess what, it's been
broken since 2.95.

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Subject: Re: [ros-dev] [ros-diffs] [dgorbachev] 26483: Undo r26482 change,
waste more stack space.

> stdcall default can be by altering spec file.  If mingw/cygwin don't 
> update there spec file in gcc that is there problem.  As well there is a 
> flag to make stdcall default |-mrtd.  Little bit of a confusing name.  
> Yes its provided for some strange reason mingw and cygwin don't use it.  
> Windows is not the only OS with stdcall default.  Some unix's its also 
> default nothing that strange other than mingw/cygwin not using it.  If 
> in time rosbe becomes its own complier in gcc with its own spec file 
> there is not reason why reactos cannot have it.  Its the maintainers of 
> mingw/cygwin that have set the defaults without it.  So over the stdcall 
> one either get up mingw/cygwin ribs or request rosbe gets a spec file of 
> its own in gcc with reactos preferred settings.|

That is not strange. GCC's aim to provide uniform environment on 
different machines.
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