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Subject:    [CMake] CMake and watcom
From:       J Decker <d3ck0r () gmail ! com>
Date:       2014-03-26 7:59:25
Message-ID: CAA2GJqVJEX1-e94y6b+exuScO3ZdeKOKrs+U_zzKKKM__Mjdnw () mail ! gmail ! com
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I noticed that stack overflow checking is still enabled in release modes;

Is there an option somehow to disable stack checking always(?)  or I dunno
I figure stack checking is a debugging feature, and release should run in
an optimal mode.

Also is there a way to select linking against static runtime instead of
dynamic?  It's been best for me to use the DLL; otherwise the same runtime
init would be run in each DLL I built; but I do have a special case that I
want to generate minimal external references; and it has no reference to
the runtime; other than if I use 64 bit numbers in the computations, then I
need special routines to do the 64 bit shift on 32 bit  hardware...

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<div dir="ltr">I noticed that stack overflow checking is still enabled in release \
modes; <div><br></div><div>Is there an option somehow to disable stack checking \
always(?)  or I dunno I figure stack checking is a debugging feature, and release \
should run in an optimal mode.</div> <div><br></div><div>Also is there a way to \
select linking against static runtime instead of dynamic?  It&#39;s been best for me \
to use the DLL; otherwise the same runtime init would be run in each DLL I built; but \
I do have a special case that I want to generate minimal external references; and it \
has no reference to the runtime; other than if I use 64 bit numbers in the \
computations, then I need special routines to do the 64 bit shift on 32 bit  \
hardware... </div> </div>



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