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Originally Posted by LigH
I am no expert in VS assembly; but the error messages sound (to me, at least) like there are data types not independent of CPU register widths (32 vs. 64 bit code). Just a guess...
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Thanks, yes the issue seems to be that the x86 code is compiled on x64 Cygwin here, so some of the 32bit register assumptions don't work. The trick is to compile it in x86 mode by adding the -m32 flag to:
utv_core -> HuffmanCode_x86.cpp -> Properties: Custom Build Tool -> Command line
= c:\cygwin\bin\env PATH=/bin c:\cygwin\bin\g++ -std=c++11 -O2 -masm=intel
-m32 -c -o $(IntDir)%(Filename).obj %(Identity)
I assume this isn't an issue when compiling on a x86 Cygwin.