Lint checker, munmap friendly for mingw? about cpp-peglib HOT 5 CLOSED

@kangjoni76 Thanks for the report. According to the log, the line #6 causes the problem. But, it just includes #include <windows.h>.

Can you please check if you could compile the following code on your environment?

#include <iostream>
#include <windows.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    std::cout << "hello world\n";
}

Thanks!!

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compiled fine above code, Hi I just realized that this would be nice to add overload mutable lambdas actions. Since we cannot modify outer var to push into vector ?

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Thanks for the feedback.

compiled fine above code,

I'll try to setup the same environment that you are working on to reproduce the problem.
Did you install MinGW or Mingw-w64? (I am not familiar to MinGW...)

Hi I just realized that this would be nice to add overload mutable lambdas actions. Since we cannot modify outer var to push into vector ?

It would be better to separate the topic from this issue. Can you please make another issue for it and show some code examples to describe what you would like to do?

Thank you.

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I'll try to setup the same environment that you are working on to reproduce the problem.
Did you install MinGW or Mingw-w64? (I am not familiar to MinGW...)
Yes I used that.
It would be better to separate the topic from this issue. Can you please make another issue for it and show some code examples to describe what you >would like to do?
yes created issue here #2

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I have installed Mingw-w64 and looked into the problem. Actually, g++ cannot compile the following code as a.cc (c++ source file), but can compile it as a.c (c source file). It's definitely a bug of g++ in Mingw-w64.

#include <iostream>
#include <windows.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    std::cout << "hello world\n";
}

But, I'll going to make a change not to use mmap.h, so that g++ in Mingw-w64 could comile the peglint.cc.

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