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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/03/2018 20:10, Dov Grobgeld
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style="font-family:arial,helvetica,sans-serif">If you have
another version of visual studio then VS2013, please run the
test suite, to see if the error happens on other versions as
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Thanks again, Dov. I must admit I get some pretty strange results
if I run the test modules. If I run the non-glib ones,
'fribidi-types.exe' gives me a very lengthy printout (looking almost
like an incrementing count of some sort) with each number having
either "LTR" or "ON" after it. 'fribidi-benchmark.exe' gives a
printout which looks sensible - but the other tests appear to just
hang, with nothing happening at all. I've only tried Release builds
so far - building for 32-bit (with VS2005) and for 64-bit (with
VS2015). I see the same results in both cases.<br>
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<p>But... And here is the strange part: BidiTest passed under
debug but failed on the release build! I don't know if this
is a bug in the Microsoft VS2013 compiler, or something
unitialized variable or something else.</p>
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Yes, the ones with glib dependencies are weird ('BidiTest.exe' and
'BidiCharacterTest.exe'). The 32-bit versions get built okay with
VS2005 - but strangely, the Release builds try to link to
Microsoft's Debug libraries and they then fail to run. For the
64-bit versions (with VS2015) the files "BidiTest.txt" and
"BidiCharacterTest.txt" do get generated - but the corresponding
exe's don't get built at all... :-(<br>
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John<br>
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