Windows compile issue about binder HOT 4 CLOSED

I do not have Windows machine in my possession so only little i can do to help you with this issue.

From the error that you posted it looks like you trying to compile bindings that was generated on Unix platform. If this is so then such approach will not work due to incompatibility of libstdc++ between Windows and Unix. I see two way to solve this:

1. Generate bindings on Windows platform using MSVC std lib
2. Use Win10 Ubuntu Linux layer to run your code. That way you can compile native Linux code on Windows without modification and even re-use Linux binaries without recompiling them. You can sind some info of how to install Win10 Linux layer here: http://www.pyrosetta.org/documentation/windows

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So it is necessary to generate the bindings as well for each platform? Sorry for having missed this point. I will for sure generate the bindings for windows and then try this again.

The Win10 Ubuntu Linux layer to run unix code looks promising as well. I will investigate further and see which suits better.

@lyskov Thank you very much for being such a savior

Regards,

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@aalavandhaann let me rephrase this:

So it is necessary to generate the bindings as well for each platform?

• if you going to create bindings for any std:: classes then yes, it might be necessary to generate bindings on a target platform. But,
• if you going to generate bindings only for your types or for types which definition does not change between current machine and target system then it is perfectly ok to cross-generate bindings (or parts of the bindings).

(I saw _Rb_tree_const_iterator in your output so it must mean that you allowed Binder to generate bindings for some types from GNU libstdc++)

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@aalavandhaann i think it is clear now what was the reason for errors so i am going to close this now.

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