problem linking hello_world.c using cthreads, release 0.9.29 windows x86_64,

[bishopdg1873]

Downloaded the installer for win64. I get the following link error when trying to run a simple hello_world,c that includes cthread.h and call to thrd_create() to create one thread. The hello_world.c without cthreads works.

tcc: error: undefined symbol 'GetLargePageMinimum'
tcc: error: undefined symbol 'OpenProcessToken'
tcc: error: undefined symbol 'LookupPrivilegeValueA'
tcc: error: undefined symbol 'AdjustTokenPrivileges'

This is the contents of my .bat file:

set TCC_PATH="C:\Program Files\tcc2"
set lib_path=-I%TCC_PATH%\include -I%TCC_PATH%\include\winapi -L%TCC_PATH%\lib -pthread -Wl,-rpath=%TCC_PATH%\lib
%TCC_PATH%\bin\tcc.exe %lib_path% -run hello_world.c

Not sure what I am missing??

[TheTechsTech]

Just seeing this, I wasn't actually notified by email, now watching all activity. Anyway, will test out the installer. It should be automatically adding tcc binary to search path. There are a few issues I see you doing of hand.

• Linking pthread not necessary! It's embedded inCthreads where that is statically linked into libtcc1 library.
• This is really setup to use cmake build system, no need for the bat file, see readme
• Without cmake, see tests under thread, review CMakeLists.txt file, the way it's calling tcc. The include folder is base of where tcc binary is located, it's pick up automatically, you do not need to specify really. You overriding it in batch file.

The main issue is tcc not including libtcc1 library correctly, all those symbols are there.