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Finally, I note in the vlc documentation for installing gcc-tdm, the exception handling is referred to as siji exception handling rather than sjlj, so I missed this while searching for it.

Hi Jean-Baptiste, I downloaded gcc-tdm originally (several weeks ago) with the link from the wiki. This installed the dwarf2 version (or it was overwritten later with the dwarf2 version; see below). Today I visited the gcc-tdm website and explicitly downloaded the sjlj version and installed it, whic...

Hello,

No, I didn't have those problems. Did you download the latest precompiled contribs library tarball from the vlc website? The one linked in the Wiki did not work for me, I had to download a newer one.

I used the newest one found here: http://people.videolan.org/~jb/Contribs/

Hope this helps.

Hi Jean-Baptiste, I am using gcc-tdm, per the wiki. The issue it seems is that that I am (intentionally) carrying local modifications to some of the contrib libraries in order to support SRTP. Thus my configuration options are somewhat different than the tested configuration options on the wiki. Tha...

I had to recompile lib555 and openssl with my compiler instead of using the ones in the contrib/msys universe I had installed; once I did that, I was able to link without sjlj issues.

This thread seems to offer some more clues:

viewtopic.php?f=14&t=93181

I found my msys had both gnu and non-gnu m4's installed in a couple places. I found the m4 which accepted the --gnu option and placed it in /bin over the one there which did not accept the option.

I was able to build VLC 1.0.2 on win7 with this approach.

I have same problem with compiling win32/mingw with vlc-1.1.11. I am using contrib-20110823-win32-bin-gcc-4.4.4-runtime-3.17-only.tar.bz contrib file. C:/msys/1.0/win32/lib/libgme.a(Vgm_Emu_Impl.cpp.obj):Vgm_Emu_Impl.cpp:(.text$_ZN 12Vgm_Emu_ImplD0Ev[Vgm_Emu_Impl::~Vgm_Emu_Impl()]+0x2b): undefined r...

I have the same issue on win7/ie9, and the code on the wiki does not work for me. This thread offers some clues: http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=77515 However, the suggested workaround of dom level 0 does not work for me either. I am using a plugin that is partly based on VLC 1.0....